Zambia Economic Brief, June 2016, Issue 7 : Beating the Slowdown--Making Every Kwacha Count

The external environment confronting Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is expected to remain difficult in the near term. Commodity prices are expected to remain low, and in 2016, growth in the region isforecast to drop to 2.5 percent from 3.0 percent in 201...

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Main Author:	World Bank Group
Format:	Report
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Lusaka 2016
Subjects:	AUCTION TARIFFS MONETARY POLICY DEFICIT DURABLE GOODS FOREIGN DEBT STOCK FISCAL DEFICITS INTEREST FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET FOREIGN CURRENCY RISK GOVERNMENT SPENDING EXCHANGE GOVERNMENT REGULATION BALANCE OF PAYMENTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS INTERNATIONAL BOND MARKET LIQUIDITY DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DOMESTIC MARKET DOMESTIC DEBT MARKET EXPORTERS REVENUES FISCAL POLICY BONDS TAX CASH TRANSFER INCOME TAX LONG-TERM INVESTMENT FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKETS RESERVE MARKET ACCESS CENTRAL BANKS INTERNATIONAL BANK INFLATION DEBT BURDENS DEBT BURDEN DEBT INTEREST CREDIBILITY EMERGING MARKET ECONOMIES BUDGET CENTRAL BANK POLICY RESPONSE TRADE BALANCE OIL PRICES FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES CURRENCY POLICY RESPONSES DISBURSEMENT COMMERCIAL BANK INCOME GROWTH INFLATIONARY PRESSURES BOND ISSUANCE FOREIGN CURRENCY RISKS TRADING OPTIONS INTERNATIONAL BOND INTEREST RATES MONETARY FUND CURRENCY DEPRECIATIONS FLEXIBLE EXCHANGE RATE SOVEREIGN BOND EMERGING MARKET MARKETS DEBT PRIVATE INVESTMENT RETURN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INFLATION RATE DEFICITS INTERNATIONAL DEBT BANK LIQUIDITY DOMESTIC DEBT DIRECT INVESTMENT BORROWING COSTS DEBT SERVICE GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT CASH TRANSFERS MONETARY AUTHORITIES COMMODITY PRICE FINANCE FIXED INTEREST RATES FOREIGN CURRENCY PUBLIC INVESTMENT MARKET ECONOMIES MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICITS TAXES PRICE CHANGE FISCAL DEFICIT EXPENDITURE DEBT LEVELS EMERGING MARKETS INCOME TAXES INVESTORS CURRENCY RISKS FEDERAL RESERVE INTEREST PAYMENTS GOOD FIXED INTEREST TRANSPARENCY BOND AUCTION MARKET DATA FINANCIAL CRISIS FUTURE FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT GOVERNMENT SUBSIDY PURCHASING POWER INVESTOR CONFIDENCE GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE INVESTMENT PROJECTS BOND MARKET REPAYMENT EXPENDITURES ISSUANCE PRIVATE PARTIES T-BILL SHARES BALANCE SHEET T-BILL RATE MARKET FOREIGN EXCHANGE DEBT RATIOS PUBLIC DEBT MARKET CONFIDENCE CURRENCIES GOVERNMENT POLICIES DEBT MARKETS ARREARS ACCUMULATION DEBT MARKET INVESTOR GOODS GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES DURABLE STOCKS INVESTMENT BOND EUROBOND COMMERCIAL BANKS SHARE POVERTY INTEREST COSTS TARIFF CURRENCY RISK REVENUE INTERNATIONAL DEBT MARKETS EXTERNAL DEBT INVESTMENTS FINANCIAL SUPPORT LENDING PUBLIC SECTOR DEBT CREDIT GROWTH EXCHANGE RATE GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT DEBT SERVICING COMPETITIVE BIDDING COMMODITY PRICES ARREARS INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS EXTERNAL BORROWING TAX OBLIGATIONS
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Zambia Economic Brief, June 2016, Issue 7 : Beating the Slowdown--Making Every Kwacha Count

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