IMF gives US$67.38 million to Equatorial Guinea for Covid
The IMF Executive Board approved Equatorial Guinea's request for emergency assistance equivalent to about US$67.38 million under the Rapid Financing...
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The IMF Executive Board approved Equatorial Guinea's request for emergency assistance equivalent to about US$67.38 million under the Rapid Financing...
<ul class="pr-points"> <li><span>The IMF Executive Board approved Equatorial Guinea’s request for emergency assistance equivalent to about US$67.38 million under the Rapid Financing Instrument.</span></li> <li><span>The pandemic and the Bata explosions have inflicted heavy damage on Equatorial Guinea’s economy, substantially weakened its near-term economic outlook, increased economic and financial stress, and severely affected the livelihood of much of the population.</span></li> <...
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