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Smolii resignation delivers serious blow to Zelensky’s reform credentials and could threaten IMF bailout
Georgieva calls for international solidarity to help region that was ‘on the move’ before coronavirus struck
To really take America’s pulse, forget Wall Street and talk to the owner of a local café
Ditch today’s bias to misery. Normal times will be back soon
Infighting between government and Banque du Liban threatens to derail emergency funding
Fund’s forecasts reflect the fact that the pandemic is not under control
Recovery more gradual than previously expected as government finances take strain
If that sounds dramatic, it is nothing compared with the death and suffering that can still be avoided
Citizens should judge how well the money freed up is being deployed by their governments
International support has staved off a financial crisis, but should go much further
Country has extended deadline yet again as it continues to negotiate with creditors
Nation seen as next big test for whether debt-distressed countries can secure deals
Erdogan resists taking assistance despite looming balance of payments crunch
Deal comes hours after president signs law safeguarding the clean-up of country’s banking sector
Schemes from US Fed and IMF leave big emerging markets struggling to find finance
Legislation demanded by IMF is critical to presidency of Volodymyr Zelensky but a blow to oligarch Igor Kolomoisky
Georgieva warns prospects are ‘worse than our already pessimistic projection’
Fiscal constraints should be put aside to support the country through Covid-19
The recovery plan is more forthright than previous Lebanese to-do lists but the bar is low
Emerging economies that have long tested investors’ patience say they need fresh help
Finance minister tells FT that government has rejected counter-offer from BlackRock-led group of creditors
A bailout is the Mediterranean country’s only option to refloat its sinking economy
Exceptional measures are needed to tackle the crisis confronting the developing world
Even before Covid-19 struck, the country’s debt trajectory was out of control
IMF and other international institutions cannot lend to Harare because of debt arrears
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