Spillovers from the Iran war are sending more African governments to request financial assistance from the International Monetary Fund, as they’re facing rising inflationary and fiscal strains.
Spillovers from the Iran war are sending more African governments to request financial assistance from the International Monetary Fund, as they’re facing rising inflationary and fiscal strains.
Benin’s newly elected government plans to seek a new International Monetary Fund program when it enters office in May, as it looks to sustain economic growth that’s made it an outlier among peers.
Benin’s newly elected government plans to seek a new International Monetary Fund program when it enters office in May, as it looks to sustain economic growth that’s made it an outlier among peers.
Presidential candidate Romuald Wadagni (C) wave at supporters as he arrives at a campaign rally in Cotonou on April 10.