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Parliament: PNQ: PM defends the independence of the BoM

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At the National Assembly yesterday, the "Private Notice Question" (PNQ) of Joe Lesjongard focused on the increase in the policy rate decided by the Bank of Mauritius (BoM). The leader of the opposition questioned Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam, also Minister of Finance, on the assessment of the impact of this increase on the various sectors of the economy. The "Monetary Policy Committee* (MPC) of the BoM met on 4 February and took the decision t…

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Parliament: PNQ: PM defends the independence of the BoM

At the National Assembly yesterday, the "Private Notice Question" (PNQ) of Joe Lesjongard focused on the increase in the policy rate decided by the Bank of Mauritius (BoM). The leader of the opposition questioned Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam, also Minister of Finance, on the assessment of the impact of this increase on the various sectors of the economy. The "Monetary Policy Committee* (MPC) of the BoM met on 4 February and took the decision t…

2 days ago·Mauritius

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L'Express broke the news in Mauritius 2 days ago on Saturday, February 22, 2025.

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