The government's overwhelming election victory in late 2014 and comfortable parliamentary majority will support political stability. Yet potential tensions between the three parties in the ruling coalition pose downside risks.
As economic growth in Europe picks up, Mauritius's GDP growth will quicken slightly to 3.7% in 2015. The pace of expansion will then accelerate to an average of 4% a year in 2016-19 as global growth gradually improves.
Annual average inflation is forecast to ease to 2.7% in 2015, amid Ming world commodity prices, before picking up to an average of around 4% in 2016-19 as domestic demand pressures rise and food and oil prices increase.

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