Angola may soon have a Commodity Exchange to support the real economy, the Angola Debt and Securities Exchange (BODIVA) reported yesterday. The announcement was made by BODIVA’s executive administrator, speaking during the organization’s IV Forum, which served to present the Annual Market Report.
According to Dilson Gaspar, the Commodity Exchange is a clear strategic objective aimed at increasing financing for the Angolan real economy.
He further explained that the Commodity Exchange is essentially a virtual space where producers list their available products for sale. In this market, interested buyers can engage in spot or futures trading.
During the event, the BODIVA Forum also awarded operators who demonstrated the best performance throughout 2024.
Source: Jornal de Angola
