The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has given its approval for the second review of Tanzania’s Extended Credit Facility Arrangement. This means Tanzania will receive an immediate disbursement of approximately $150.5 million to support its budget. The total access under this arrangement for Tanzania is now about $455.3 million. This arrangement aims to help Tanzania recover...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Deputy Managing Director Bo Li has commended Tanzania for its commitment to preserving Tanzania’s macroeconomic stability in a challenging global environment adding that the authorities’ swift policy response helped contain inflation and safeguard the economy against spillovers from the war in Ukraine. “I welcomed the authorities’ continued commitment to their...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Deputy Managing Director Bo Li has concluded his visit to Tanzania with a firm commitment towards supporting the country’s efforts in unlocking its development potential. Mr Bo applauded the Tanzanian authorities’ efforts in implementing the country’s economic reform agenda. “I commended the authorities’ commitment to preserving Tanzania’s macroeconomic stability in...
IMF Board approves SDR 795.58 million (about US$1,046.4 million) ECF arrangement for Tanzania, with about US $151.7 million disbursed immediately. The 40-month financing package will assist the economic recovery and address the spillovers from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, help preserve macroeconomic stability, and support structural reforms toward sustainable and inclusive growth, drawing on the government’s...