The International Monetary Fund has granted Morocco a two-year $3.5 billion credit line to boost inclusive economic growth. The fund expects the North African nation to reform its subsidies, pension and taxation systems. It's urged authorities to implement an inflation-targeting regime and greater exchange flexibility.
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