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Growth lowest in 15 years, with significant variation across...

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Growth picked up in sub-Saharan Africa in 2014, after moderating in 2013, but remained weaker than during the pre-crisis years. It softened around the turn of the year owing to headwinds from the plunge in the price of oil. Sub-Saharan Africa’s oil exporters, which account for nearly half of the region’s aggregate output, have been hit hard by the sharp decline in the price of oil. From June 2014 to January 2015, oil prices fell by nearly 50%, and have remained low despite the recent uptick.

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With a new report predicting that British manufacturers are set to increase their productivity by 15.5% over the next five years, boosting exports by 35%, the UK is holding its own on the global stage. Such is the strength of the industry, that manufacturing is projected to deliver 40% of Britain’s productivity gains over the next decade.