A chaotic day for Mozambique’s economy yesterday saw the IMF suspend co-operation with the country over $1 billion in previously undisclosed borrowing, and ended with a $3 billion discrepancy between the finance minister and his spokesman’s estimates of the level of the country’s public debt. Meanwhile, the world’s major credit ratings agencies made conflicting statements…...
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