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Third tranche IMF funds expected in June — 2nd review starts today - Vimarsana News

Third tranche IMF funds expected in June — 2nd review starts today

THE government expects the third tranche of US$360 million from its programme with the International Monetary Fund to hit the accounts of the Bank...

IMF to begin Second Review of Ghana's programme on April 2 - Vimarsana News

IMF to begin Second Review of Ghana's programme on April 2

The 2nd Review of Ghana’s 3-year, US$3bn IMF-Supported Post Covid-19 Programme for Economic Growth (PC-PEG) to be conducted by the IMF Staff has been scheduled for the 2nd – 12th April 2024, the Minister for Finance, Dr Mohammed Amin Adam, said on Tuesday.

Second review of SBA with IMF to begin from March 14: Ministry of Finance - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Second review of SBA with IMF to begin from March 14: Ministry of Finance - Pakistan

Pakistan has met all Structural Benchmarks, Qualitative Performance Criteria and Indicative Targets for successful completion of the IMF review, says ministry

Pakistan 'meets all targets' ahead of IMF second review of $1.1 billion tranche | Business - Vimarsana News

Pakistan 'meets all targets' ahead of IMF second review of $1.1 billion tranche | Business

Ahead of the International Monetary Fund mission’s visit to Pakistan from March 14 to 18, the finance ministry announced that it met all targets for successful completion of the...

Country report: IMF expresses satisfaction over Pakistan's SBA performance - Markets - Vimarsana News

Country report: IMF expresses satisfaction over Pakistan's SBA performance - Markets

Says all but one of 7 QPCs for end-September were met, and while ceiling on general government primary budget deficit was missed, deviation was minor and accounted for by technical factors