With ExxonMobil having found 12 operable wells in the offshore Stabroek Block, the Guyana government is concerned that the absence of a ring-fencing arrangement could negatively affect revenue earned from its explorations. […]
International Monetary Fund (IMF) officials expressed interest in assets declarations of Guyana’s public officials when they met Attorney General (AG) Basil Williams last week. “The visiting team inquired of assets declarations of […]
IMF officials have opted not to weigh in on the implications of the court ruling on Jamaica’s National Identification System, NIDS, even though it forms part of the policies for implementation under […]
The volume of gold bought by central banks in 2018 rose to its highest level since the end of the Gold Standard nearly a half a century ago. That trend has continued this year, […]
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is urging the Jamaican Government to immediately address public sector governance shortcomings to spur further economic growth. In a report following its fifth review under the stand-by arrangement […]
THE Barbados Government is being told that the present IMF programme that the country is pursuing is not going to be the solution to the island’s economic woes. This bold assumption has […]
The vote of no confidence of the Prime Minister on March 18 in the Chamber of Deputies, https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-27219-haiti-flash-haiti-has-no-more-government.html and consecutively the fall of its Government, has a negative effect on the US$229 million concessional […]
