Rwanda cbank sees 2012 growth at 7.6 pct

KIGALI (Reuters) - Rwanda's economy may expand 7.6 percent in 2012 after 8.8 percent growth this year, the central bank governor said on Saturday, as the euro zone debt crisis, higher oil prices and a weaker dollar weigh, while inflation is likely to come to 7.5 percent. Claver Gatete, whose central African country has benefited from single-digit inflation and a stabler currency than most of its struggling east African neighbours, also said he was looking at issuing 7- and 10-year bonds next year and a Eurobond in 2013. "We are projecting economic growth of 7. ...