World Bank2017-08-152017-08-152010-10-14https://hdl.handle.net/10986/27823On the economic front, Madagascar's quest for stability has continued with persistent trends in major indicators over the last few months. Yet, the authorities have been managing strategic prices, intervening on the exchange rate market, and adopting the revised budget law. Those new actions, partly the Government's response to exogenous factors, have and influence significantly but unevenly a large variety of stakeholders. The magnitude of these impacts might in turn shape not only future policy but also political decisions.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOPOLITICAL CRISISSTRATEGIC PRICESINTERNATIONAL MARKETSLOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL MARKET PRICERICE MARKETCOMMODITY PRICES MOVEMENTSEXCHANGE RATE POLICYEXCHANGE RATE MARKETPETROLEUMREVISED 2010 BUDGET LAWEXTERNAL FINANCINGPUBLIC EXPENDITURESECONOMIC STABILITYKEY DEVELOPMENT INDICATORSREAL SECTOR GROWTHGDP COMPOSITIONEXTERNAL SECTOR INDICATORSReportWorld Bank10.1596/27823