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Macroeconomic Forecast Tanzania

August 2007 | Macroeconomic Forecasts

BMI View: We think Tanzania will boost its resilience to external shocks in the years to come; improvements to both import cover and external debt-to-GDP are forecast for 2007-2008 and beyond.

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