(Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund said on Thursday Botswana's exchange rate was "broadly appropriate" amid a strong current account, high reserves and growing exports outside diamonds.
Inflation in Botswana, one of southern Africa's most stable countries and a large diamond producer, has crept up following a 2005 currency devaluation and adoption of a crawling peg.
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Inflation in Botswana, one of southern Africa's most stable countries and a large diamond producer, has crept up following a 2005 currency devaluation and adoption of a crawling peg.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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