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Cover Regional Economic Outlook, October 2020, Middle East and Central Asia
1. Regional Developments and Outlook
International Monetary Fund. Middle East and Central Asia Dept.

Abstract

Prepared by Joyce Wong, Yang Yang, and Gohar Abajyan.

Keywords:
public health; reopening; rebuilding; oil revenue; OPEC+; REO; oil exporter; MCD country; oil importer; IMF staff calculation; MCD firm; MCD region; real GDP; Oil; Fiscal space; Remittances; Stress testing; Credit; Middle East and Central Asia; Middle East; North Africa; Central Asia and the Caucasus; East Africa; Global; COVID-19; central bank financing; international community; consumer demand; financing needs; financial support; Oil prices; Income
Cover Regional Economic Outlook, October 2020, Middle East and Central Asia
2. Addressing Economic Scarring from the Crisis
International Monetary Fund. Middle East and Central Asia Dept.

Abstract

Klakow Akepanidtaworn, Gareth Anderson, Dalmacio R Benicio, and Joyce C. Wong prepared this chapter, and Oluremi Akin-Olugbade provided research assistance.

Keywords:
public health; reopening; rebuilding; oil revenue; OPEC+; REO; oil exporter; MCD country; oil importer; IMF staff calculation; MCD firm; MCD region; real GDP; Oil; Fiscal space; Remittances; Stress testing; Credit; Middle East and Central Asia; Middle East; North Africa; Central Asia and the Caucasus; East Africa; Global; COVID-19; MCD Real GDP growth; remittance flow; baseline GDP; GDP gap; Global financial crisis of 2008-2009; Employment
Cover Regional Economic Outlook, October 2020, Middle East and Central Asia
3. Fiscal Challenges from the Pandemic
International Monetary Fund. Middle East and Central Asia Dept.

Abstract

Jeta Menkulasi, Sergejs Saksonovs, and Ling Zhu prepared this chapter, and Tucker Stone provided research assistance.

Keywords:
public health; reopening; rebuilding; oil revenue; OPEC+; REO; oil exporter; MCD country; oil importer; IMF staff calculation; MCD firm; MCD region; real GDP; Oil; Fiscal space; Remittances; Stress testing; Credit; Middle East and Central Asia; Middle East; North Africa; Central Asia and the Caucasus; East Africa; Global; COVID-19; debt stock; country abbreviation; sovereign wealth fund resource; MENAP country; Fiscal stance
Cover Regional Economic Outlook, October 2020, Middle East and Central Asia
4. Financial Stability Considerations amid the Pandemic
International Monetary Fund. Middle East and Central Asia Dept.

Abstract

Prepared by Giovanni Ugazio, Maria Atamanchuk, and Max Appendino, with research assistance from Kate Nguyen.

Keywords:
public health; reopening; rebuilding; oil revenue; OPEC+; REO; oil exporter; MCD country; oil importer; IMF staff calculation; MCD firm; MCD region; real GDP; Oil; Fiscal space; Remittances; Stress testing; Credit; Middle East and Central Asia; Middle East; North Africa; Central Asia and the Caucasus; East Africa; Global; COVID-19; CCA region; MCD banking systems; Small and medium enterprises; Financial inclusion
Cover Departmental Papers
Opening Up in the Caucasus and Central Asia: Policy Frameworks to Support Regional and Global Integration
Mr. Peter J Kunzel, Phil De Imus, Mr. Edward R Gemayel, Risto Herrala, Mr. Alexei P Kireyev, and Farid Talishli
The Caucasus and Central Asia (CCA) countries are at an important juncture in their economic transition. Following significant economic progress during the 2000s, recent external shocks have revealed the underlying vulnerabilities of the current growth model. Lower commodity prices, weaker remittances, and slower growth in key trading partners reduced CCA growth, weakened external and fiscal balances, and raised public debt. the financial sector was also hit hard by large foreign exchange losses. while commodity prices have recovered somewhat since late 2014, to boost its economic potential, the region needs to find new growth drivers, diversify away from natural resources, remittances, and public spending, and generate much stronger private sector-led activity.
Keywords:
DPPP; DP; CCA country; capital account; CCA region; external shock; labor market; monetary policy; oil exporter; CCA commodity exporter; CCA oil importer; CCA banking sectors; CCA economy; Inflation targeting; Global; Central Asia and the Caucasus; Middle East; Central Asia
Cover IMF Staff Country Reports
Front Matter
International Monetary Fund. Middle East and Central Asia Dept.

IMF Country Report No. 21/197

Keywords:
Tajik remittance; remittance inflow; fitted remittance; staff team of the International Monetary Fund; Remittances
Cover IMF Staff Country Reports
Front Matter
International Monetary Fund. Middle East and Central Asia Dept.

IMF Country Report No. 21/198

Keywords:
macro policy; Commercial banks; Exchange rate flexibility; Structural reforms; Central Asia
Cover IMF Staff Country Reports
Front Matter
International Monetary Fund. Middle East and Central Asia Dept.

IMF Country Report No. 21/200

Keywords:
debt vulnerability; transparency policy; inflation consideration; headline CPI inflation; bank governance; Exchange rate flexibility; Financial sector; Government debt management; Global
Cover IMF Staff Country Reports
IMF completes Reviews Under Extended Credit Facility Arrangement with Tajikistan, and Approves Request for Augmentation and Waivers
International Monetary Fund

Tajikistan was hit by severe external shocks in 2009. The government plans to address the structural energy deficit and achieve energy independence. Tajikistan should proceed with care on the Roghun project, paying close attention to social, macroeconomic, and debt sustainability. The need is to strike a careful balance between social and capital spending, which are complementary for growth. Macroeconomic policies are appropriate, but the weakened health of the banking sector and of state-owned enterprises needs to be addressed urgently.

Keywords:
ISCR; CR; Tajik authorities; Tajikistan; government; debt constraint; NIR audit report; energy deficit; International reserves; Reserve positions; Exchange rate arrangements; Exchange rate flexibility; Global financial crisis of 2008-2009; Global