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IMF Keeps Rwanda’s Growth at 6.9%, Sees Cautious Monetary Policy
Kigali, Rwanda, Capital Markets in Africa — International Monetary Fund stated that Rwanda’s economic performance in 2015 remained robust, with GDP growth of 6.9 percent. Growth in 2015 was buoyed by strong construction and services activity, with agriculture and manufacturing also performing well. Consumer price inflation remained contained, averaging 2.5 percent for the year, though it increased in the second half of 2015 due to higher food prices and administrative price increases. In February 2016,…
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