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North Africa: Currency Weakness To Persist

November 2008 | Market Strategy

Further depreciation against the dollar is on the cards for North African currencies in 2009. However, MAD and TND, in particular, are expected to strengthen in euro terms, providing some support to the balance of payments.

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