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Central Bank Governor: Recovery from Pandemic and Dorian Complete
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – During Monday morning’s quarterly economic press briefing, Central Bank Governor John Rolle said he’s cautiously optimistic.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS -During Monday morning’s quarterly economic press briefing, Central Bank Governor John Rolle said he’s cautiously optimistic.
As for the tourism sector, the Central Governor said growth tempered during the first quarter but he explained that was expected.
But the governor says there are, of course, lingering risks.
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