Nigeria’s statistical agency on Thursday said it will add illegal and hidden economic activities while calculating the GDP of an African powerhouse where corruption and black marketeering are rampant.

This critical action allows the government to continue borrowing to meet its legally binding financial obligations.

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Lebanon's presidential election saw foreign envoys, including US, French, and Saudi ambassadors, attend amid claims of ...

The IMF’s projections are consistent with those offered by other international financial institutions (IFIs), such as the ...

Ghana's new government could seek extra funding from the International Monetary Fund during its current, three-year programme ...

Marking these anniversaries offered an opportunity to reflect on a familiar list of triumphs—not just the defeat of fascism ...

Lebanese army commander elected president weeks after a tenuous cease-fire agreement halted a 14-month conflict between ...

Lebanon lawmakers elected army commander Joseph Aoun as the country’s first president in more than two years, picking a ...

Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserves fell to $20 billion - as per the BPM-6 guidelines of the International Monetary Fund - after clearing the Asian Clearing Union (ACU) payment for the period of ...

As global trade rebounds and technology continues to reshape industries, the international freight forwarding and logistics ...

Ghana’s new Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson said the West African nation hoped to secure more support from the ...