On March 18, 2025, the Bank of Central African States (BEAC) carried out a new operation to inject liquidity into the commercial banks of CEMAC, for an amount of 230 billion CFA francs. In the end, the results indicate that this envelope proved to be very low to satisfy the appetite of banks.

The nine credit institutions that participated in this operation expressed an overall need of 392.7 billion CFA francs. This is the strongest demand for financing expressed by bankers looking for liquidity in the Cemac zone, since the beginning of 2025. According to experts in the financial sector, the increase in interest of credit institutions in the central bank's liquidity offers could be linked to an increase in demand for bank loans. Indeed, according to the bankers, the more the demand for loans by customers exceeds the availability of credit institutions, the more they seek liquidity, either from the central bank or from other commercial banks, through the interbank market