DAR ES SALAAM — TANZANIA: THE current account deficit widened by nearly 40 per cent in the year through May as higher import costs, driven by global geopolitical tensions and elevated freight charges, outpaced strong growth in exports and tourism earnings, according to official data. The current account deficit increased to 2.91 billion US dollars in the year ending The post Account deficit widens on imports appeared first on Daily News.
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