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Banking On Mining Growth

May 2008 | Economic Analysis

The strong performance of the mining sector is likely to lead to robust economic growth and stimulate export expansion over the course of 2008. Against this backdrop, we believe that Namibia's overall balance of payment position will remain stable, fostering macroeconomic stability.

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