The IMF supported program with Egypt, which was approved last year, remains centered on four key goals to ensure macroeconomic stability and secure private-sector-led growth.

The CEO of Egypt's third-largest bank tells Al-Monitor why he is hopeful about the country's economic recovery.

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US President Donald Trump on Monday warned of 10% additional tariffs on countries that align with BRICS, a bloc comprising ...

Cash-strapped Mozambique is considering approaching China, its largest bilateral creditor, to restructure $1.4 billion in ...

The group of emerging economies—including Brazil, Russia, India and China—has long sought to present itself as a multilateral ...

United States President Donald Trump warned that countries aligned with Brics Alliance policies against US interests will be ...

WAEMU states collectively raised nearly 7,000 billion CFA francs in the first half of 2025, a record amount driven by increased financing needs, the return of long-term bonds, and an improved ...

Egypt's annual headline inflation rate is forecast to have decelerated slightly in June to 16.2% as some food and beverage ...

The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) today completed the fourth review of the US$3 billion, 36-month Extended Credit Facility (ECF) Arrangement, which was approved by the Board ...