Saudi Arabia's economy has thus far proven resilient in the face of the war in the Middle East, supported by strong fundamentals, diversified oil and logistics infrastructure, and the authorities' ...
Growth has remained robust despite global headwinds, supported by expansionary policies and strong credit growth. Maintaining momentum will require a shift toward durable sources of growth anchored by ...
End-of-Mission press releases include statements of IMF staff teams that convey preliminary findings after a visit to a country. The views expressed in this statement are those of the IMF staff and do ...
Growth is projected to slow to 2 percent in 2026 and inflation to rise to 5.4 percent. Risks are tilted to the downside, including weaker growth in Europe, high energy prices, political tensions, and ...
Honduras is at a crucial moment of transformation, facing the challenge of re-establishing its development model to address the structural roots of the problems that have plagued the country for ...
Stronger oversight, better data, and deeper coordination are needed to safeguard faster and more interconnected markets ...
Staff Monitored Programs (SMPs) are informal agreements between national authorities and IMF staff to monitor the authorities’ economic program. As such, they do not entail endorsement by the IMF ...
The IMF Executive Board today completed the sixth and final review of Ghana's 39-month Arrangement under Extended Credit Facility (ECF), concluded the 2026 Article IV consultation, and reviewed the ...
The Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP) for Portugal conducted a comprehensive systemic risk analysis and assessment of the resilience of the banking sector. This included a full-fledged ...
Sovereign wealth funds have become some of the most powerful players in global finance. They now manage more than $16 ...
This technical assistance (TA) report responds to The Gambia’s request for support in enhancing its property tax system, a priority embedded in the Domestic Revenue Mobilization Strategy (DRMS) and ...
Entering 2026 from a position of relative strength, the energy price shock from the war in the Middle East is projected to slow growth to about 1 percent and lift inflation to around 3 percent, amid ...
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