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Economy March 26, 2019 | 7:36 am

IMF: Dominican Republic’s economy will grow 5.5%

Santo Domingo.-  The International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects Dominican Republic's economy will grow 5.5 percent this year but warns it could face adverse conditions stemming from a slowdown in the world economy, "although domestic demand could be stronger than expected, supported by a solid growth of income and credit." The IMF mission issued its report at the conclusion of the Article IV mi... Read more

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