Zambia to Launch Mining Revenue Stabilization Fund
Zambia to Create “Rainy Day” Fund as Copper Revenues Surge Amid Record Production Zambia, Africa’s second-largest copper producer, will channel higher-than-expected mining revenues into a stabilization fund this year, creating a fiscal buffer to protect the economy when copper prices retreat. Secretary to the Treasury Felix Nkulukusa described the mechanism as a “rainy day” fund designed to capture excess mineral revenues as production climbs to record levels while prices remain near historic highs. Any mining revenue collected above budget projections will be deposited into the fund rather than immediately spent.…
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