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Mozambique's economy faces mounting debt and fiscal strain, prompting IMF calls for urgent reforms amid shrinking financing and rising risks.
Mozambique faces rising fiscal and debt pressures, with the IMF urging urgent reforms to stabilize its economy.
Despite a projected fiscal deficit narrowing to 4.5% of GDP in 2025 from 6.2% in 2024 due to spending cuts, rising interest payments and shrinking financing threaten progress.
Domestic banks have hit debt purchase limits, and net external financing turned negative.
The IMF called for wage controls, tax base expansion, better debt management, and greater exchange rate flexibility.
President Daniel Chapo’s hints at debt renegotiation added uncertainty.
While the country’s removal from the FATF grey list and a potential LNG project offer hope, risks remain from high debt, security issues, natural disasters, and weak institutions.
La economía de Mozambique se enfrenta a una deuda creciente y a una tensión fiscal, lo que lleva al FMI a pedir reformas urgentes en medio de la reducción de la financiación y el aumento de los riesgos.