IMF cuts Seychelles 2014 economic growth to 2.8 pct
VICTORIA (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund said Seychelles' economy will grow at 2.8 percent this year, lower than its initial forecast of 3.7 percent, due to weaker demand for the country's main exports. The Indian Ocean archipelago relies on exports of canned tuna and its tourism business for hard currency earnings. A surge in imports, driven by better incomes and access to credit, had put further pressure on the exchange rate, which weakened 11 percent between August and O
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