IMF: Structural reforms will strengthen Mauritius’ balance sheets

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An IMF paper published in June says that structural reforms and refinements of monetary policy in the Mauritian economy will reduce further balance sheets risks and make the economy more resilient.

The authors, Patrick Imam and Rainer Köhler, review the economic reform strategy of Mauritius over the last 10 years by applying a balance sheet analysis focusing on currency, maturity, and intersectoral mismatches.

In reviewing developments over this decade, they find that currency and maturity

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