(Reuters) - Takatoshi Kato, IMF deputy managing director, said record
copper prices and debt cancellation strengthened Zambia's
overall economic position and allowed it to build up
international reserves.
"Going forward, the challenge for the authorities is to
consolidate macroeconomic stability and implement structural
reforms to raise productivity and diversify the economy," Kato
said in a statement late on Friday.
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copper prices and debt cancellation strengthened Zambia's
overall economic position and allowed it to build up
international reserves.
"Going forward, the challenge for the authorities is to
consolidate macroeconomic stability and implement structural
reforms to raise productivity and diversify the economy," Kato
said in a statement late on Friday.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News