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Tanzania's central bank designated market makers for its electronic matching system. The Bank of Tanzania told Electronic Matching System participants that, under its 2026 EMS guidelines, it has named eight institutions as Market Makers. The designation is aimed at supporting liquidity, orderly market conduct and efficient price discovery in the Interbank Foreign Exchange Market, and the market makers are required to post two-way quotes and associated volumes continuously through trading hours. The week's records hold this single notice from Tanzania, so the weight of the week sits entirely with the Bank of Tanzania and its work on the foreign exchange market's electronic trading arrangements. It is a notice rather than a rule or a report, and it follows the earlier issuance of the EMS guidelines it refers to. No other regulator or country appears in the week's items, and no other document types are represented.
Tanzania
Appointment of Market Makers for the Electronic Matching System (EMS)
The Bank of Tanzania informs all Electronic Matching System (EMS) participants that, following the issuance of the Guidelines on the Electronic Matching System (EMS), 2026, it has designated eight institutions as Market Makers in the EMS. The designation is intended to support liquidity, orderly market conduct, and efficient price discovery in the Interbank Foreign Exchange Market, and market makers must continuously post two-way quotes and associated volumes throughout trading hours.
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