Despite the high expectations surrounding the UAE-Mauritius CEPA, real-world trade growth remains sluggish, necessitating targeted actions to overcome logistical and awareness-related challenges.
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Over the past 100 days, the Mauritian Rupee (MUR) has demonstrated relative stability against the US Dollar (USD), fluctuating within a narrow range of 0.021 to 0.022 USD per MUR. Compared to the same period last year, volatility has decreased, reflecting improved monetary policy management by the Bank of Mauritius and moderating inflation. However, persistent macroeconomic challenges, including a trade deficit, dependence on USD-denominated imports, and global financial uncertainties, continue to influence currency movements. This analysis explores the technical trends, economic factors, and long-term implications of the exchange rate dynamics, emphasizing Mauritius’s need to balance inflation control, investment appeal, and financial sector competitiveness while maintaining exchange rate stability.
Mauritius faces increasing challenges in food security due to limited arable land, high dependence on imports, and climate-related constraints. Vertical agriculture presents a transformative solution by leveraging advanced farming techniques such as hydroponics, aeroponics, and climate-controlled environments to maximise yields while minimising land and water usage. This article explores the financial and macroeconomic implications of vertical farming in Mauritius, highlighting investment opportunities, economic diversification, and potential policy incentives. By integrating sustainable agritech solutions, Mauritius can reduce its reliance on food imports, enhance job creation, and establish itself as a regional leader in high-tech agriculture, driving long-term economic resilience and sustainability.
