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Zambia won’t extend its IMF deal ending Jan 2026, choosing a new programme instead.
Zambia will not extend its $145 million IMF Extended Credit Facility, set to end January 2026, opting instead for a new programme.
The decision, confirmed by the IMF, marks the completion of a 2022 reform effort following Zambia’s 2020 default.
No public reason was given for abandoning the extension, despite initial interest in additional funding.
The final IMF review is expected this month.
President Hakainde Hichilema’s government, preparing for August elections, reaffirmed its commitment to economic reform amid high inflation.
The IMF projects 5.8% growth in 2025 and expects inflation to return to target within two years.
Zambia no extenderá su acuerdo con el FMI que finaliza en enero de 2026, eligiendo un nuevo programa en su lugar.