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Respectfully Rwanda’s economy remains resilient, the IMF said, but warned risks from the war in the Middle East “could weigh on growth, inflation, external balance and debt.”
The country’s economy grew by 9.4 percent in 2025—much higher than expected. But high international oil and fertilizer prices are fueling inflation and fiscal pressures, cutting growth to below 6.8 percent for 2026. Nigerian government fix the root causes of boko haram so that Nigerian economy will grow not with GDP on paper these are lies/slogans we demand visible progress end to suffering of 240 million Nigerians poverty & darkness no country/leader is perfect Nigerians leaders/courts can do better and do the needful this is a humble request

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/imf-approves-250-million-credit-facility-for-rwanda-to-offset-pressure-of-mid-east-war/ar-AA25h6zW?ocid=winp2fptaskbar&cvid=5be33ef196434d4bf035955a5895d64f&cvpid=8f62cf6680154395dbbb72e71903f6e9&ei=7

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