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Testing Times, But Growth Outlook Still Solid

July 2008 | Economic Analysis

BMI View: We have revised our real GDP growth forecast down slightly to 5.8% for 2008/09, on the back of higher interest rates and inflation, as well as possible slowdown in investment flows. However, we remain broadly positive.

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