S’agissant des actions, il y a 27 titres en hausse, 17 valeurs en baisse et 3 gardent leur cours inchangé. Au rayon des TOPS, Le titre SETAO COTE D’IVOIRE affiche la plus forte hausse, s’adjugeant +40% à 2 660 FCFA. Dans la catégorie des FLOPS, titre SICABLE COTE D’IVOIRE qui accuse la plus forte baisse du marché, en dévissant de -17,34% à 3.290 FCFA.

La performance de la B.R.V.M contraste avec le décrochage généralisé sur les principales places financières mondiales. Le Dow Jones a décroché de 1,99 %, le CAC40 a baissé de 1,03%, EuroStoxx résiste à -0,06%. L’Euro perd  pied à -1,66 % par rapport au billet vert. Du coté des gagnants, le pétrole grimpe en moyenne de 11,3% et en hausse de 4,73% le Bitcoin profite de la dynamique haussière du dollar.

Source: RichBourse, Rédaction Ecorama

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Le gouverneur Kassi Brou justifie la décision du C.P.E par une croissance soutenue par la hausse de la production d’hydrocarbures et de l’investissement et, sur le front de l’inflation l’amélioration des termes de l’échange (baisse des prix des importations et hausse des prix des produits exportés), de la balance commerciale et des réserves de change. Brou ajoute que le taux d’inflation pour l’exercice 2025 était quasiment nulle alors que l’objectif de politique monétaire vise à contenir l’inflation dans la fourchette de 1%-3%.

La Rédaction

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Source : Richbourse

Ndlr : Le cours du brut comme catalyseur !

La semaine prochaine, en raison de la guerre dans le golfe persique, il sera utile de surveiller la performance des titres du secteur de l’énergie et notamment les pétroliers (Vivo Energy, SMB CI ou Total Energies) dont les marges sont sous influence des cours du pétrole.

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Why it matters ? This development will likely trigger a surge in freight rates, crude oil forward prices leading to global inflation and a disruption in the global supply chains.

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway now owns a staggering 5.6% of the entire U.S. Treasury Bill Market. Berkshire currently holds about 400 billion in cash or equivalents. This portfolio reallocation signals the retired famed investor’s expectation of an overdue stock market Krach.

• US margin debt surged by over 53 billion in January, to a record $1.28 trillion. This marks the 9th consecutive monthly increase. YoY, margin debt jumped +$342 billion, or +36%, the biggest increase since the 2021. Market-cap adjusted margin debt has also hit an all-time high.

Key Takeaways: Investors are using more leverage than ever and leverage generates higher volatility.

• China’s gold reserves surged 15.7% MoM (Month on month) in January, to record $369.6 billion. In January, its reserves jumped to $369.6 billion, the highest in history. Total holdings now sit near 2,308 tons of gold. That’s 15 straight months of buying by the People’s Bank of China. Since late 2022, China has added over $260B in gold to its balance sheet. Gold reserves now represent about half of China’s U.S treasury holdings.

So what? Gold accumulation indicates fear of inflation triggered by quantitative easing and dwindling trust on the value of the dollar.

U.S. M2 Money Supply jumps to a new all-time high of $22.45 Trillion stoking fears of a possible greenback debasement.

• January United States’ PPI inflation came in at 2.9%, above expectations of 2.6%. Core PPI inflation unexpectedly rose to 3.6%, above expectations of 3.0%.Core PPI inflation is now at its highest level since July 2025. PPI inflation is running hotter than expected. The release led to yields sliding as expectations of three Fed cuts subsided.

What this matters? The Persian Gulf conflict might give the Fed a hard time reading the print, as prospects of higher inflation collide with fears of an oil shock-related recession.

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1. Decelerating headline inflation which dropped from 27.6% in January 2025 to 15.1%, with food prices pulling the print down
2. Lower gasoline prices
3. Growing gross foreign reserves, which rose to USD 50 billion, the highest mark in the past 13 years, driven by higher remittance inflows and crude and manufacturing exports

The naira slid to ₦1,359 from ₦1,353.5 per USD on the MPR cut news before bouncing back to 1,355.57 on Tuesday. The Naira also closed lower against the euro to close at ₦1,596.36 (or ₦ 2.43/1.00 XAF) versus ₦ 1,591.42/€.

Marwan Tshamak

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L’activité boursière était effervescente, avec 7,6 milliards d’actions échangées en 345 118 transactions, contre 4,6 milliards la semaine précédente.

La capitalisation boursière du NSE a progressé de 6,95 % pour atteindre ₦125.200 milliards (XAF 51.620 milliards), contre ₦117.020 milliards (XAF48.250 milliards) la semaine précédente.

E.M Desk

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Data from the Central Bank of Nigeria showed the local currency holding a largely upward trajectory throughout the week. The upward tick signals renewed stability and improved market sentiment.

During the launch of Nigeria’s National Industrial Policy, Nigerian billionaire industrialist, Aliko Dangote hinted that the Naira could hit ₦1,100 a dollar this year, driven by ongoing economic reforms, reduced reliance on imports, and increased confidence in local production. Fellow billionaire Otedola is now on record as forecasting that NGN would break the ₦1,000 mark when Dangote refinery reaches full capacity.

Emerging Markets (EM) Desk

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Source : Richbourse

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