Kinshasa, June 28th, 2026 (CPA).- The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)’s Treasury cash-flow plan projects a public deficit of CDF 332 billion for June 2026, according to the Central Bank of the Congo (BCC)’s economic outlook report consulted by CPA on Sunday. « The State Treasury cash-flow plan for the month under review projects a deficit of CDF 332 billion, resulting from expected revenue of CDF 1,970.1 billion against projected expenditure of CDF 2,302.1 billion, » the report stated. According to the source, during the period under review, the Government’s financial monitoring table prepared by the BCC recorded CDF 1,467.8 billion in revenue collected by the country’s financial revenue agencies. Regarding revenue mobilization, the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) collected CDF 613 billion from direct and indirect taxes, while the Directorate General of Customs and Excise (DGDA) generated CDF 517.2 billion from customs duties and excise taxes.
The Directorate General of Administrative, Judicial, State Property and Participation Revenue (DGRAD) mobilized CDF 337.7 billion through Para fiscal revenue. The projected Treasury cash-flow plan outlines the Government’s expected inflows and outflows. For June 2026, it forecasts CDF 1,970.1 billion in revenue against CDF 2,302.1 billion in expenditure, resulting in a projected deficit of CDF 332 billion. According to the report, this financing gap will require additional borrowing and could delay public payments. It may also exert pressure on the Congolese franc, underscoring the Central Bank’s continued vigilance in maintaining macroeconomic stability.