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Sudan - Country Economic Brief – July 2011
I. Authorities are planning for fiscal challenges of secession
II. Key concerns for pro-poor spending in the period of fiscal adjustment
III. Sudan’s official nominal exchange rate appreciates in April and May, though a significant gap remains against the parallel market rate
IV. Sustained pressures in food prices continue to keep inflation in double-digits
V. North and South agreed to the so-called “zero-option approach” regarding debt
VI. Recent gains in gold production drive increases in non-oil exports
II. Key concerns for pro-poor spending in the period of fiscal adjustment
III. Sudan’s official nominal exchange rate appreciates in April and May, though a significant gap remains against the parallel market rate
IV. Sustained pressures in food prices continue to keep inflation in double-digits
V. North and South agreed to the so-called “zero-option approach” regarding debt
VI. Recent gains in gold production drive increases in non-oil exports