Ratings agency Moody's has upgraded Rwanda's outlook to "stable" from "negative" due to reduced risks stemming from its conflict with the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), particularly concerning foreign exchange inflows. This positive shift is attributed to ongoing mediated discussions and a peace agreement signed in June.

• Moody's affirmed Rwanda's long-term local and foreign currency rating at "B2".
• The outlook upgrade was driven by reduced tensions with the DRC and strong external financial assistance.
• Rwanda and Congo agreed on a regional economic integration framework covering energy, infrastructure, and mineral supply chains.