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Growth To Bottom Out In 2009/10

April 2009 | Economic Analysis

BMI View: The slowdown in Suez canal and tourism revenues is worrying, but government spending will continue to stimulate the economy. The worst effects will be felt in 2009/10, but even then growth will remain in positive territory.

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