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Malawi has passed the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) first test as the global lender has reached a staff-level agreement on the second and last review of

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Statement by International Monetary Fund (IMF) First Deputy Managing Director Gita Gopinath at the Conclusion of Her Visit to the Republic of Malawi

Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs says it wants to improve existing vulnerabilities of the country’s debt portfolio by diversifying its external sources of financing. In its recently adopted five-year Medium-Term Debt Management Strategy, Treasury said this will help to achieve government’s primary debt management objective of meeting its financing needs at a minimal cost

They came and are now back to their base in Washington DC after rating as “mixed” Malawi’s performance in the first review of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Staff Monitored Programme with Executive Board Involvement. In a statement summing up the mission to Malawi from May 16 to 22, IMF Mission chief Mika Saito said

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says Malawi has met implementation challenges during the first review of the Staff Monitored Programme with Executive Board Involvement (PMB), which gives hope for the country’s to qualify for the Extended Credit Facility (ECF). In a statement dated May 22 2023 released after the IMF team held discussions with Malawi