IMF bullish on global, Nigeria growth, FBNQuest analysts bearish
BY CHARLES ABUEDE The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has predicted a moderate but upgraded growth outlook for Nigeria by 70 basis
IMF warns global financial system faces repercussions from Ukraine war
BY CHARLES ABUEDE Global financial conditions have tightened and downside risks to economic outlook have increased as a result of the
IMF ups Nigeria’s 2022 growth forecast to 3.4% on positive oil
BY ONOME AMUGE The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected a 3.4 percent growth rate for Nigeria’s economy in the year 2022,
IMF wants SSA central banks to use FX, prudential actions to ease monetary policy pains
BY CHARLES ABUEDE The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), along with other central banks across sub-Saharan Africa, should consider foreign
CBN can apply FX, prudential actions to ease monetary policy concerns, says IMF
BY CHARLES ABUEBE The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), along with other central banks across sub-Saharan Africa, should consider foreign
IMF sees more inflationary pressure for Nigeria on rising shipping costs
BY: ONOME AMUGE The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that rising shipping costs, triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic and
New Deal for Africa by European, African leaders to stimulate $33bn SDRs for continent post-Covid recovery plan
…IMF: Africa needs $285bn post-Covid recovery additional financing Ben Eguzozie, in Port Harcourt A
African states to get $100bn from rich nations in IMF SDRs reserves by October
Charles Abuede At the summit in Paris on Africa financing, Emmanuel Macron, President of France, agreed to work towards convincing
African policymakers must grow investment in R&D to sustain Africa’s economic structures and grow digitally – IMF report
Charles Abuede The International Monetary Fund (IMF), in a recent report, opined that for Africa’s development to be sustained,
IMF says sub-Saharan African will need additional funding of $245bn to remain afloat during the pandemic
Charles Abuede The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has stated that the low-income countries within the sub-Saharan African