IMF | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 8
IMF Calls on Africa to Cut Fuel Subsidies, Diversify, Exert Fiscal Discipline in Low Oil Price Era
David Robinson, the IMF vice-director, has called on the African nations to adopt a package of policies to better ride out the ill-effects of the collapse of oil prices
Saudi Arabia Contemplating Wide-Ranging Cuts Under Price Pressure
Bloomberg has cited anonymous but well placed sources that Saudi Arabia is working with advisers on a review of the country’s capital spending plans to save money. Mozambique in Good Shape But Must Keep an Eye on State Firms: IMF
Strong economic growth in Mozambique is supported by major investments in the coal mining and natural gas sectors but stricter control over state-run firms is necessary, the International Monetary Fund said on Thursday.
Local Borrowing to Fund Saudi Deficit Prompted by Oil Prices, Experts Say
Saudi Arabia is likely to bridge its widening fiscal gap by resorting to domestic borrowing in the near future, according to economists and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
IMF Forecasts Lower Prices to Hurt Africa’s Oil producers
Lower oil prices will reduce growth in sub-Saharan Africa's major petroleum producing countries and push governments to implement significant policy adjustments, the International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday.
IMF Cuts Sub-Saharan Africa’s GDP Growth to 4.5% on Oil Plunge
The International Monetary Fund cut its economic growth forecast for sub-Saharan Africa this year by 1.25 percentage points as plunging oil prices force exporters to curb spending plans.
IMF and World Bank to Consider Effects of Low Oil Prices
One of the big factors in considering ways to reduce poverty around the world is the availability and cost of energy. 
