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IMF projects wider fiscal deficits in Caucasus and Central Asia in 2025

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1 May 2025 20:12 (UTC +04:00)

IMF projects wider fiscal deficits in Caucasus and Central Asia in 2025


The IMF forecasts a widening of fiscal deficits in the Caucasus and Central Asia to 3.3% of GDP in 2025, followed by a slight improvement to 3.1% in 2026. Oil importers are expected to continue fiscal adjustments, while oil exporters face higher spending. Long-term fiscal stability hinges on tax reforms and robust growth.

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