World Bank report sees risks if Mozambique continues to raise rates
Report praises efforts of central bank so far but says further tightening could harm certain sectors of the economy
Further tightening by the Bank of Mozambique would hinder future growth and have "negative knock-on effects" on the private sector, a report published by the World Bank has said.
The report said a "robust" policy response was "vital" to manage short-term pressures across the economy. Much like other resource-rich countries, Mozambique faces the challenges of low commodity prices and weak demand among trading partners.
It is also grappling with regional drought, which has resulted in rising
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