IMF-World Bank
Tunisia will heed IMF warnings about overspending
The IMF continues to express doubts about Tunisia’s economy, especially overspending that may lead to debt problems
TunisiaNew World Bank president will aim for continuity
David Malpass joins the World Bank as president today for the Spring meetings with the unanimous support of shareholders
InternationalWorld Bank package may ease Jordan’s economic pressure
Amman has received financial support from various sources following a series of anti-austerity protests this year
JordanInternational actors will increase aid to Jordan
Following a series of protests against austerity, Jordan is turning to international allies for help
JordanKim's departure exposes World Bank's deeper troubles
In an unusual move for the head of a top multilateral institution, Jim Yong Kim has resigned as World Bank president
InternationalMozambican debt deal will bring only short-term gains
A proposed agreement with bondholders provides the government some respite, but systemic problems persist
MozambiqueZambian debt crisis could become entrenched
Government reform commitments look increasingly hollow as public opposition grows
ZambiaThe IMF will monitor Tunisia before releasing more aid
The IMF has expressed fears about Tunisia’s fiscal policy
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