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Ethiopia has rebased its GDP by 59.2%, raising the estimated size of its economy for FY2024/25 from 15.09 Tn to 24.03 Tn birr (US$201.42Bn).
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Ethiopia has rebased its GDP by 59.2%, raising the estimated size of its economy for FY2024/25 from 15.09 Tn to 24.03 Tn birr (US$201.42Bn)
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