you are currently viewing::IMF Staff Country Report-West African Economic and Monetary Union: Staff Report on Common Policies for Member CountriesMay 19, 2025--Summary In addition, public debt ratios have been significantly increasing in recent years and are particularly high in some member states. The region remains vulnerable to potential shocks, notably delays in oil production, falls in commodity prices (notably cocoa and gold), and constraints on external financing.
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