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Jamaica: Request for an Arrangement Under the Precautionary Liquidity Line and Request for an Arrangement Under the Resilience and Sustainability Facility-Press Release; Staff Report; Staff Statement; and Statement by the Executive Director for Jamaica

March 7 , 2023
Country Report No. 2023/105  click for more

West African Economic and Monetary Union: Staff Report on Common Policies for Member Countries-Press Release; Staff Report; and Statement by the Executive Director for West African Economic and Monetary Union

March 7 , 2023
Country Report No. 2023/102  click for more

West African Economic and Monetary Union: Selected Issues

March 7 , 2023
Country Report No. 2023/103  click for more

India Can Balance Curbing Emissions and Economic Growth

March 7 , 2023
Further adoption of clean energy will accelerate the transition to net zero while saving lives, boosting fiscal revenues, and promoting energy security.  click for more

Nigeria—Fostering Financial Inclusion through Digital Financial Services Nigeria: Nigeria

March 6 , 2023
Selected Issues Paper No. 2023/020  click for more

Nigeria’s Tax Revenue Mobilization: Lessons from Successful Revenue Reform Episodes Nigeria: Nigeria

March 6 , 2023
Selected Issues Paper No. 2023/019  click for more

Food Insecurity in Nigeria: Food Supply Matters Nigeria: Nigeria

March 6 , 2023
Selected Issues Paper No. 2023/018  click for more

IMF Executive Board Makes Temporary Modifications to the Annual and Cumulative Access Limits for Fund Lending

March 6 , 2023
IMF lending is subject to both an annual and a cumulative limit on a member’s access to the Fund’s general resources. Access to resources beyond these limits is subject to the requirements of the Fund’s exceptional access framework. The access limits for the GRA were last set in 2016, with an annual limit of 145 percent of quota and a cumulative limit of 435 percent of quota .  click for more

Republic of Madagascar:  Technical Assistance Report-Government Finance Statistics Mission

March 6 , 2023
Country Report No. 2023/095  click for more

Executive Board Receives Request for Flexible Credit Line Arrangement with Morocco

March 6 , 2023
Considering Morocco’s very strong policy frameworks and track record, IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva intends to recommend approval of the FCL arrangement for Morocco when the IMF Executive Board meets again to take a decision in the following weeks. The IMF stands ready to continue to support Morocco face the risks from the highly uncertain global environment.  click for more

Angola: 2022 Article IV Consultation-Press Release; Staff Report; and Statement by the Executive Director for Angola

March 6 , 2023
Country Report No. 2023/100  click for more

Angola: Selected Issues

March 6 , 2023
Country Report No. 2023/101  click for more

2022 Update of the External Balance Assessment Methodology

March 3 , 2023
Working Paper No. 2023/047  click for more

Capital Account Liberalization and Wage Inequality: Evidence from Firm Level Data

March 3 , 2023
Working Paper No. 2023/048  click for more

Identifying Optimal Indicators and Lag Terms for Nowcasting Models

March 3 , 2023
Working Paper No. 2023/045  click for more

Inflation Dynamics in the Western Balkans

March 3 , 2023
Working Paper No. 2023/049  click for more

Unbearable Costs: When Is Inflation Impeding Job Creation? Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa

March 3 , 2023
Working Paper No. 2023/046  click for more

Trust Bridges and Money Flows: A Digital Marketplace to Improve Cross-Border Payments

March 3 , 2023
Fintech Notes No 2023/001  click for more

IMF Staff Concludes Visit to San Marino

March 3 , 2023
San Marino showed remarkable resilience last year. However, with increased uncertainty and a weakening global environment, economic activity is expected to decelerate this year. While fiscal policy performed well in 2022, reform efforts should continue. Tax policy reforms will be critical to put debt in a clear declining path that ensures fiscal sustainability. Efforts to improve the capitalization and profitability of banks continue and are bearing some fruits. However, given remaining vulnerabilities, plans to reduce nonperforming assets should not be delayed further.  click for more

Fiscal Federalism in Belgium: Challenges in Restoring Fiscal Sustainability Belgium: Belgium

March 2 , 2023
Selected Issues Paper No. 2023/016  click for more

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