GOLD REACHES RECORD US $4.3 BILLION ON THE GLOBAL MARKET

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Tanzania’s gold exports have surged to a record $4.3 billion on the global market, according to the Bank of Tanzania (BoT) report for September 2025.

​The BoT report indicates that the country's total exports of goods and services rose by 14.8% year-on-year, reaching a total of $16.8944 billion by the end of August 2025.


​BoT explained that gold exports rose by 35.5 percent to US $4.322 billion, driven by increasing global gold prices.

​Regarding agricultural exports, the report noted that sales increased to US $1.412 billion during the month, a 28.3 percent rise mainly due to exports of cashew nuts, tobacco, and coffee.

​Apart from gold, other top exported products during this period included industrial goods, cashews, tobacco, and cereals.

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