Mauritius should hold lending rate, eyes stronger 2010 GDP-IMF
                   
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04-Nov-2009 2 related
 

By Jean Paul Arouff PORT LOUIS, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Mauritius should hold its benchmark lending rate steady at 5.75 percent but keep an eye on consumer prices as the global economy rebounds, the International Monetary Fund said.... [read full story]                    

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