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Published Thu, Sep 1, 2022 · 06:30 PM
    • Private-sector economists are now expecting full-year gross domestic product (GDP) to grow 3.5 per cent, slightly worse than the 3.8 per cent projection they made in June.
    • Private-sector economists are now expecting full-year gross domestic product (GDP) to grow 3.5 per cent, slightly worse than the 3.8 per cent projection they made in June. PHOTO: BT FILE

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