El Nino crisis pressures PNG's sectors, prompting IMF to project 3% growth amid global conflict impacts.
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Updated Oct 7
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El Nino crisis pressures PNG's sectors, prompting IMF to project 3% growth amid global conflict impacts.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Bank of Papua New Guinea governor provided economic forecasts, noting that El Nino is negatively affecting the economic outlook and inflation in PNG.Sub-event
PNG faces El Nino pressures while IMF projects growth amid global conflict costs.1 source
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Bank of Papua New Guinea
Central Bank of Papua New Guinea
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International Monetary Fund
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