南非储备银行一致决定将回购利率提高25个基点至7.25% 南非储备银行于9月23日将回购利率提高25个基点至7.25%，因为8月份消费者通胀上升至4.4%。黑色执行杂志 — 每日版 BEB Editors September 23, 2026 – 11 min read Share this post The Pulse OPay Files For New York Stock Exchange IPO With Up To $200 Million Standard Bank Investment Nigeria-focused fintech OPay filed an F-1 for a NYSE listing as OPAY, with Standard Bank's Stanbic Africa set to buy up to $200 million in a private placement. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 11 min read The Pulse Africa Credit Rating Agency Launches In Mauritius To Rate African Sovereign And Corporate Credit The Africa Credit Rating Agency launched in Port Louis to rate African sovereign, sub-sovereign and corporate credit, as Afreximbank backed African-led ratings. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 10 min read The Pulse World Bank Raises Sub-Saharan Africa Growth Forecast To 4.3 Percent As Median Inflation Climbs The World Bank's Africa Economic Update lifts Sub-Saharan Africa's 2026 growth outlook to 4.3%, with upgrades for Angola, Ethiopia, Nigeria and Zambia. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 11 min read The Week Ahead IMF Publishes World Economic Outlook In Bangkok As BLS Releases September Consumer Price Index IMF opens its Bangkok Annual Meetings with the World Economic Outlook, BLS publishes September CPI Wednesday, and Fed Chair Warsh joins Georgieva Thursday. The Black Executive: Weekly Market Watch By BEB Editors • 17 min read Featured Series The Money Exists. It Went Somewhere Else. Black American households command $1.6 trillion in annual buying power. Affluent Black households alone spent $246 billion last year. The capital to fund permanent policy infrastructure has never been the constraint. The decision to deploy it that way has been. (Part 3 of 6) By Noah Carmichael • 10 min read The Pulse OPay Files For New York Stock Exchange IPO With Up To $200 Million Standard Bank Investment Nigeria-focused fintech OPay filed an F-1 for a NYSE listing as OPAY, with Standard Bank's Stanbic Africa set to buy up to $200 million in a private placement. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 11 min read The Pulse Africa Credit Rating Agency Launches In Mauritius To Rate African Sovereign And Corporate Credit The Africa Credit Rating Agency launched in Port Louis to rate African sovereign, sub-sovereign and corporate credit, as Afreximbank backed African-led ratings. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 10 min read The Pulse World Bank Raises Sub-Saharan Africa Growth Forecast To 4.3 Percent As Median Inflation Climbs The World Bank's Africa Economic Update lifts Sub-Saharan Africa's 2026 growth outlook to 4.3%, with upgrades for Angola, Ethiopia, Nigeria and Zambia. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 11 min read Connecting Black and African Business History Across Generations Black business history Black Executive Journal Launches Connected History on Diaspora Desk Daily New editorial experience connects Black business history across centuries, industries and continents, bringing the people, enterprises and institutions behind the stories into focus. By Noah Carmichael • 4 min read
The Pulse OPay Files For New York Stock Exchange IPO With Up To $200 Million Standard Bank Investment Nigeria-focused fintech OPay filed an F-1 for a NYSE listing as OPAY, with Standard Bank's Stanbic Africa set to buy up to $200 million in a private placement. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 11 min read
The Pulse Africa Credit Rating Agency Launches In Mauritius To Rate African Sovereign And Corporate Credit The Africa Credit Rating Agency launched in Port Louis to rate African sovereign, sub-sovereign and corporate credit, as Afreximbank backed African-led ratings. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 10 min read
The Pulse World Bank Raises Sub-Saharan Africa Growth Forecast To 4.3 Percent As Median Inflation Climbs The World Bank's Africa Economic Update lifts Sub-Saharan Africa's 2026 growth outlook to 4.3%, with upgrades for Angola, Ethiopia, Nigeria and Zambia. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 11 min read
The Week Ahead IMF Publishes World Economic Outlook In Bangkok As BLS Releases September Consumer Price Index IMF opens its Bangkok Annual Meetings with the World Economic Outlook, BLS publishes September CPI Wednesday, and Fed Chair Warsh joins Georgieva Thursday. The Black Executive: Weekly Market Watch By BEB Editors • 17 min read
Featured Series The Money Exists. It Went Somewhere Else. Black American households command $1.6 trillion in annual buying power. Affluent Black households alone spent $246 billion last year. The capital to fund permanent policy infrastructure has never been the constraint. The decision to deploy it that way has been. (Part 3 of 6) By Noah Carmichael • 10 min read
The Pulse OPay Files For New York Stock Exchange IPO With Up To $200 Million Standard Bank Investment Nigeria-focused fintech OPay filed an F-1 for a NYSE listing as OPAY, with Standard Bank's Stanbic Africa set to buy up to $200 million in a private placement. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 11 min read
The Pulse Africa Credit Rating Agency Launches In Mauritius To Rate African Sovereign And Corporate Credit The Africa Credit Rating Agency launched in Port Louis to rate African sovereign, sub-sovereign and corporate credit, as Afreximbank backed African-led ratings. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 10 min read
The Pulse World Bank Raises Sub-Saharan Africa Growth Forecast To 4.3 Percent As Median Inflation Climbs The World Bank's Africa Economic Update lifts Sub-Saharan Africa's 2026 growth outlook to 4.3%, with upgrades for Angola, Ethiopia, Nigeria and Zambia. The Black Executive Journal — Daily Edition By BEB Editors • 11 min read
Connecting Black and African Business History Across Generations Black business history Black Executive Journal Launches Connected History on Diaspora Desk Daily New editorial experience connects Black business history across centuries, industries and continents, bringing the people, enterprises and institutions behind the stories into focus. By Noah Carmichael • 4 min read
