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IMF upgrades forecast for 2021 global growth to a record 6%
IMF approves US$2.3 billion three-year funding plan for Kenya
World Bank approves US$100 million to strengthen Ghana’s social safety program
U.S. dollar share of global FX reserves in fourth quarter hits lowest in 25 years - IMF
Post coronavirus: Sub-Saharan Africa set for uneven rebound - World Bank
Targeted support critical in entrenching the milestone of female Foreign Ministers
Ghana walking macro-economic tight rope - World Bank
Coronavirus: IMF sees signs of stronger global recovery, but significant risks remain
Laws still restrict women’s economic opportunities despite progress - Study finds
Meet the first African to head World Bank’s International Finance Corporation
Ghana’s digital economy requires boosted investment – IMF Economist
Ghana owed IMF, World Bank, others US$7.9 billion as of September 2020 - Report
Makhtar Diop appointed IFC Managing Director and Executive Vice President
World Bank names first African to head private sector IFC unit
IMF advises Nigeria on how to raise more revenue to sustain fiscal position
Coronavirus: Economic outlook for most countries remain uncertain – IMF
Strategies to overcome capital-raising challenges for small businesses and startups
How Ghana’s history is hurting entrepreneurship
Add climate related financial stability risks to financial sector surveillance – IMF to governments
Post coronavirus: AfCFTA commencement vital for economic recovery – World Bank
'Spend as much as you can' - IMF head urges governments worldwide
IMF maintains lending capacity at US$1 trillion
Benin signs US$1.2 million deal with World Bank and UNWTO to boost tourism
World Bank plans to invest over US$5 billion in drylands in Africa
IMF disburses US$488 million to Angola, backs plan to cut debt
IMF maintains lending capacity at US$1 trillion
IMF agrees to raise its reserves by US$7 billion more due to increased credit exposure risks
Global economy to expand by 4% in 2021 - World Bank
IMF board citing increased credit exposure risks, raises reserve target
IMF spent US$11.3 billion on Ghana, other low-income countries to tackle coronavirus
Ensure macro-economic stability for positive perception – World Bank to Ghana
World Bank upgrades Egypt growth forecast to 3.5% in 2020
Nothing wrong going to the IMF - Mona Quartey to Oppong Nkrumah
IMF speaks out on Zambia's central bank chief sacking
Contracting foreign loans not wrong - Finance Minister justifies govt's borrowing
Elevated public debt has exacerbated pandemic impact - IMF Country Rep