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Agriculture Boom Triggers GDP Upgrade

October 2009 | Economic Analysis

Stellar growth in farm output will support Moroccan GDP growth in 2009, with recent data causing us to revise up our growth forecasts. However, output in 2010 is vulnerable to fluctuations in weather conditions, and although other sectors should experience stronger growth, we are fairly cautious in our forecasting.

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