The Ecomatin site published in its edition of 25 September 2025 information according to which Cémac, and therefore the Bank of Central African States (BEAC), lost, in just two months, about 1 000 billion CFA francs to fall to 6 667.58 billion FCFA as of September 16, 2025.

The Ecomatin website informs that this loss to BEAC is “a First since the 2016 crisis. If the level is considered sustainable by the BEAC, the trend worried. At issue, failures in the repatriation and retrocession of currencies by banks and money transfer companies, as well as a relaxation of the Central Bank in applying the regulations of changes. The subject will be at the heart of the third meeting of the Policy Committee. The Central Bank's monetary policy is scheduled for September 29.” A en Believe the information on this same site, “foreign exchange reserves (together foreign currencies such as the euro or the dollar, which is held by a bank power plant, editor's note) of the BEAC remained above 7 trillion for six consecutive months, peaking at 7,511 billion as of March 31, 2025 (to represent 4.81 months of goods imports) and services). As of April 30, 2025, they amounted to 7,380 billion, in increase of 10.8% over one year. This solidity reflects both the repatriation efforts. supported by currencies that the revenues generated by the Trading Room and the revaluation of gold assets, all of which increased the coverage rate external currency at 75.2% on March 31, 2025, against 72.2% a year earlier.”