DOSSIER: IMF-World Bank
The Bank and the IMF are twin intergovernmental pillars supporting the structure of the world's economic and financial order.
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IMF upgrades forecast for 2021 global growth to a record 6%
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IMF approves US$2.3 billion three-year funding plan for Kenya
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World Bank approves US$100 million to strengthen Ghana’s social safety program
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U.S. dollar share of global FX reserves in fourth quarter hits lowest in 25 years - IMF
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Post coronavirus: Sub-Saharan Africa set for uneven rebound - World Bank
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Targeted support critical in entrenching the milestone of female Foreign Ministers
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Ghana walking macro-economic tight rope - World Bank
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Coronavirus: IMF sees signs of stronger global recovery, but significant risks remain
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Laws still restrict women’s economic opportunities despite progress - Study finds
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Meet the first African to head World Bank’s International Finance Corporation
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Ghana’s digital economy requires boosted investment – IMF Economist
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Ghana owed IMF, World Bank, others US$7.9 billion as of September 2020 - Report
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Makhtar Diop appointed IFC Managing Director and Executive Vice President
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World Bank names first African to head private sector IFC unit
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IMF advises Nigeria on how to raise more revenue to sustain fiscal position
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Coronavirus: Economic outlook for most countries remain uncertain – IMF
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Strategies to overcome capital-raising challenges for small businesses and startups
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How Ghana’s history is hurting entrepreneurship
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Add climate related financial stability risks to financial sector surveillance – IMF to governments
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Post coronavirus: AfCFTA commencement vital for economic recovery – World Bank
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'Spend as much as you can' - IMF head urges governments worldwide
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IMF maintains lending capacity at US$1 trillion
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Benin signs US$1.2 million deal with World Bank and UNWTO to boost tourism
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World Bank plans to invest over US$5 billion in drylands in Africa
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IMF disburses US$488 million to Angola, backs plan to cut debt
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IMF maintains lending capacity at US$1 trillion
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IMF agrees to raise its reserves by US$7 billion more due to increased credit exposure risks
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Global economy to expand by 4% in 2021 - World Bank
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IMF board citing increased credit exposure risks, raises reserve target
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IMF spent US$11.3 billion on Ghana, other low-income countries to tackle coronavirus
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Ensure macro-economic stability for positive perception – World Bank to Ghana
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World Bank upgrades Egypt growth forecast to 3.5% in 2020
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Nothing wrong going to the IMF - Mona Quartey to Oppong Nkrumah
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IMF speaks out on Zambia's central bank chief sacking
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Contracting foreign loans not wrong - Finance Minister justifies govt's borrowing
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Elevated public debt has exacerbated pandemic impact - IMF Country Rep