The "Taiwan Non-Discrimination Act" requires the U.S. governor of the IMF to advocate Taiwan's participation, including ...

By Samuel Lartey(Prof) [email protected] Ghana’s political and economic landscapes are undergoing profound transitions.

By Austin Kwesi OKEREOn June 4, 2025, Bloomberg.com drew global attention with the headline: ‘World-Beating Cedi Slows Ghana Inflation to Three-Year Low’. Defying expectations, the cedi has ...

Uzbekistan has made remarkable progress in its transition to a market-oriented economy. Far-reaching economic reforms have transformed the economy and spurred capital inflows which, combined with ...

LUANDA - Zambia hopes to start work on the Lobito Corridor railway connecting its copper belt to Angola's Atlantic coast by ...

A technical mission from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), led by Bikas Joshi, is due in Buenos Aires on Tuesday to ...

Gulf has become the first Gulf nation to break the Gulfs no-tax tradition with its 2028 income levy plan. The development is ...

A review of government finances by Senegal's court of auditors in February found Dakar had understated its deficits by up to ...

The economic outlook worsened due to persistent political uncertainty, continuation of tighter policy mix, rising trade barriers, and increasing stress in the banking sector, said IMF ...

Bangladesh's programme performance has been broadly satisfactory despite the difficult political and economic context and increased downside risks, says IMF ...

David C. Engerman's book explores the lives of six South Asian economists who shaped global development economics.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised downward its economic growth projection for Bangladesh for the fiscal year 2025–26, citing persistent political uncertainty, continuation of a tighter ...