Angola’s Central Bank Expects Single-Digit Inflation to Last
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Angola’s central bank expects to keep inflation under control after bringing it down to single digits, avoiding a repeat of previous episodes when prices surged again.
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Angola’s Central Bank Expects Single-Digit Inflation to Last. Angola’s central bank expects to keep inflation under control after bringing it down to single digits, avoiding a repeat of previous episodes when prices surged again. Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Markets: Angola’s Central Bank Expects Single-Digit Inflation to Last.
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