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Financial System: Lower Trend for Systemic Risk Indicator

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In the first half of 2024, the Systemic Risk Indicator (SRI), which measures the level of risk in the financial system, continued its downward trend, notes the latest edition of the Financial Stability Report of the Bank of Mauritius. Such a situation is mainly due to a decrease in macrofinancial risks, supported by a fall in inflation and economic growth. The decline in systemic risk reflects ...

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Financial System: Lower Trend for Systemic Risk Indicator

In the first half of 2024, the Systemic Risk Indicator (SRI), which measures the level of risk in the financial system, continued its downward trend, notes the latest edition of the Financial Stability Report of the Bank of Mauritius. Such a situation is mainly due to a decrease in macrofinancial risks, supported by a fall in inflation and economic growth. The decline in systemic risk reflects ...

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L'Express broke the news in Mauritius 23 hours ago on Monday, March 3, 2025.

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