Kenya has deferred $682.2 million in funding expected from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) under the ninth review to the next fiscal year. This indicates plans to enter a new financing agreement with the multilateral lender once the current one expires in April. The National Treasury has disclosed in the latest Budget Policy Statement for…...
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Kenya defers $682 million IMF funding
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