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  1. IMF sees 2024 growth at 2 pct, debt on downward trend due to high primary surpluses
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    pct this year and at 5.3 pct in 2025. The IMF sees the unemployment rate dropping to single digits

    3%

  2. Industrial turnover grows by 3.1 pct in Feb, led by mining and domestic market
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    improvement in the sector since February 2022. S&P notes that the rate of growth in March accelerated

    3%

  3. Manufacturing continues to expand in April, firms remain optimistic
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    to increase at a faster pace. The rate of cost inflation ticked up to the fastest since January 2023

    3%

  4. Industrial turnover soars by 18 pct YoY in Apr, strongest since early 2023

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    been improving for more than a year. The rate of growth in the sector remains in historically high

    3%

  5. New medium term plan to 2028 sees tight fiscal path, moderate growth once RRF concludes
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    accelerating from 2.1 pct this year to 3.6 pct in 2025. The unemployment rate will drop to 9.7 pct in 2025

    3%

  6. PMI at 50.3 in Sept after falling for six straight months, posting weakest reading in a year

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    to rise at a steep pace, though the rate was softer in September and continued to slide from

    3%

  7. Latest IMF forecasts see solid fiscal performance, poor growth beyond RRF
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    , seen dropping to 3.4 pct of GDP by 2029. The Fund sees the unemployment rate remaining above the 10

    3%

  8. Government tables 2025 budget, seeing stable growth, solid public finances and lower debt
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    percent, from 1.1 percent this year, leading to an unemployment rate based on the labour force survey

    3%

  9. PMI posts moderate drop in Nov, difficulties in supply chain persist
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    as the main drivers behind this rise. The rate of input price inflation reached its fastest pace

    3%

  10. PMI rebounds strongly to 53.2 points in Dec but cost concerns persist
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    highest pace in five months, while backlogs of work continued to decline, albeit at a slower rate

    3%