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Bank of Tanzania Publishes Healthy Monthly Economic Review

August 15, 2013

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Bank of Tanzania published on 14th August 2013 its latest Monthly Economic Review published covering July 2013.

The reports covers inflation and food supply, monetary and financial markets developments, government budgetary operations, external sector performances, national debts development and economic development in Zanzibar.

Once again during the month covered the annual headline inflation decelerated to 7.6 % from 8.3% in May.

Interbank Money Market Weighted Average Rate (WAR) also saw a four months law with 4.98 on 12th August 2013.

The full Monthly Economic Review is available here: http://tanzaniainvest.com/downloads/BOT-Tanzania-Monthly-Economic-Review-july-2013.pdf

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