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      "content": "- Growth has slowed from the strong post-crisis recovery.\n- Inflation has remained subdued.\n- Export growth has been strong.\n- A sharp recovery in imports contributed to an increase in the external current account deficit.\n- Capital inflows have helped raise international reserves."
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