Reuters
The International Monetary Fund said on Thursday it has approved a 10-month Staff-Monitored Program for Zimbabwe focusing on maintaining recent stabilisation gains and improving macroeconomic management.
The lender cut its 2026 growth forecast for the African continent to 4.3% in its global outlook on Tuesday, warning that energy importers without a strong resource buffer would come under particular strain.
The economic fallout from the Middle East war and a collapse in foreign aid are pushing more African countries to the Fund, the IMF said earlier in the day.
