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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has welcomed India's extending its support for Sri Lanka's debt restructuring that will pave the way for a bailout amid the economic crisis the country is facing. New Delhi extended the support last week when the Indian financing ministry wrote a letter to the IMF on the issue and a formal announcement came with External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar's visit to the country.

Sri Lanka is ‘on track’ to meet IMF requirements, will reach out to lender to affirm whether assurances are enough to set in motion the bailout programme

China has been desperately trying to catch up with India economic support to Sri Lanka but to no avail, as per local media reports.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has expressed hope that China may join a multilateral debt restructuring deal with Zambia under the G20 Common Framework for debt treatments, speaking to journalists in Dakar, Senegal, on Saturday.

Zambia says IMF chiefs upcoming visit good signal-

With many countries urgently needing debt relief to ward off economic collapse, the elements of grand deals need updating to new global realities. International financial institutions must shift focus from an overemphasis on macroeconomic targets to socially acceptable policies that support green growth.

China Evergrande Group delayed releasing a much-anticipated restructuring plan again, missing a self-imposed deadline and disappointing creditors seeking to salvage investments.