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Monthly Economic and Financial Development report – PDF

Monthly Economic and Financial Development report – PDF

Indications are that the domestic economy sustained its modest growth during December last year, according to the latest monthly economic report from The Central Bank of The Bahamas. Read the full report and report summary here.

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Central Bank of The Bahamas
Wednesday, February 5, 2020
Wednesday, February 5, 2020

Indications are that the domestic economy sustained its modest growth during December last year, according to the latest monthly economic report from The Central Bank of The Bahamas. Tourism maintained a positive momentum, bolstered by activity in New Providence markets and the Family Islands unaffected by Hurricane Dorian.

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