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Mozambique Takes Strides Towards Relaunching LNG Projects

Oil & Gas / Mozambique / Wed 16 Aug, 2023

Key View

  • The outlook for Mozambique’s mega gas projects is improving as its long-delayed LNG developments have made progress towards relaunching the projects.
  • TotalEnergies’ Mozambique LNG has taken several steps on the way to restarting the project following the insurgency violence in 2021, which forced the company to declare force
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Mozambican Current Account Deficit To Narrow In 2023

Country Risk / Mozambique / Thu 25 May, 2023

Key View

  • We forecast that Mozambique’s current account deficit will narrow from 40.7% of GDP in 2022 to 15.6% of GDP in 2023, up from our previous estimate and projection of 22.1% in 2022 and 5.0% in 2023 respectively.
  • Increased output from Mozambique’s liquified natural gas sector (LNG) will be a key driver of the narrowing deficit in
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Mozambique's Ruling Party To Secure Victory In 2024 Elections

Country Risk / Mozambique / Tue 09 May, 2023

Key View

  • We believe that President Felipe Nyusi’s ruling FRELIMO party will secure victory in Mozambique’s October 2024 general election.
  • That said, we expect that there will be a rise in social unrest leading up to and following the election due to Nyusi’s pursuit of a controversial third presidential term.
  • While not our core view, we
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Mozambique Current Account To Narrow On LNG Receipts In 2023

Country Risk / Mozambique / Wed 15 Feb, 2023

Key View

  • At Fitch Solutions, we expect that Mozambique’s current account deficit will narrow from an estimated 22.2% of GDP in 2022 to 4.9% in 2023 due to output from Mozambique’s new liquified natural gas (LNG) sector.
  • With Mozambique’s current account deficit set to narrow further over the coming years, we expect that risks to the
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LNG Sector To Support Mozambique's Economic Growth In 2023

Country Risk / Mozambique / Tue 29 Nov, 2022

Key View

  • At Fitch Solutions, we believe that Mozambique’s real GDP growth will accelerate from 5.3% in 2022 to 6.5% in 2023. This will largely be on the back of Mozambique’s liquified natural gas (LNG) exports and investment in the LNG sector.
  • Government consumption will offer some support to real GDP growth in 2023, while household
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