Mozambique and the Presource Curse
The Resource Curse is a much talked about phenomenon, but what about the Presource Curse – when a country’s economy is derailed not by resource exports, but the mere prospect of them
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Bank of Mozambique holds interest rates high despite covid-related slump
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Mozambique has no plans for another eurobond default
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EU denies Mozambique’s claim of $54m budget support
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Bank of Mozambique cuts rates, warns of ‘severe’ effect of prolonged Covid-19 restrictions
The Bank of Mozambique today lowered interest rates again, saying its inflation forecasts have fallen substantially due to a fall in internal demand that would accompany a prolonging of the restrictions under the current state of emergency to prevent the spread of Covid-19
Nyusi declares agriculture ‘national emergency’ in second term commitments
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Maleiane promised to honour all ‘hidden debts’ if court would rule them legal — report
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Mozambique can’t pay ‘hidden debts’ in full, IMF says
Mozambique’s debt sustainability will depend on successfully restructuring or walking away from the ‘hidden debts’, the IMF said today in its latest update on the country’s economy
Mozambique completes bond restructure as corruption allegations worsen
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