Quarterly Central Government Debt Report

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    Quarterly Central Government Debt Report,2022
    (Ministry of Finance, 2022) The United Republic of Tanzania
    As at end December 2022, Central Government Debt Stock stood at TZS 74,749.66 billion (USD 32,374.67 million), an increase of 9.47 percent com- pared to TZS 68,286.18 billion recorded at end December 2021 (chart 1). In quarterly bases, Central Government debt stock increased by 4.17 per- cent compared to TZS 71,754.16 billion at end September 2022.
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    Quarterly Central Government Debt Report
    (Ministry of Finance, 2022) The United Republic of Tanzania
    As at end September 2022, Central Government Debt Stock stood at TZS 71,754.16 billion (USD 31,090.16 million), an increase of 12.7 percent com- pared to TZS 63,642.19 billion recorded at end September 2021 (chart 1).In quarterly bases, Central Government debt stock increased by 0.27 percent compared to TZS 71,559.01 billion at end June 2022.
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    First Quarterly Central Government July -September 2024
    (Ministry of Finance, 2024-07) The United Republic of Tanzania
    The preparation of the Quarterly Central Government Debt Report aligns with Regulation No. 37 of the Government Loans, Guarantees and Grants Act, CAP 134. The primary goal of the report is to provide a detailed and transparent overview of the current status and trends in Tanzania's Central Government debt, including its composition, changes over the reporting period, and implications for fiscal management. Additionally, the report provides a comprehensive analysis of the Central Government's debt debt flows, and contingent liabili- ties. By presenting this data, the report seeks to ensure accountability, support informed decision-making, and maintain confidence in the country's fiscal and financial stability.