WIRE — Ethiopia's central bank on Monday announced amendments to its foreign exchange rules for import financing and moved to curb inconsistencies in letter-of-credit charges imposed by commercial banks, extending reforms introduced after the country adopted a market-based exchange rate system last year. In a public notice issued on May 25, the central bank said banks would
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