Republic of Equatorial Guinea

The return to a secular decline in hydrocarbon production after a brief respite during the 2022 energy boom is again straining fiscal and external accounts. Boosting non-hydrocarbon growth is key to delivering a diversified, inclusive and balanced economy. Fund Management approved a 12-month extension of the Staff Monitored Program (SMP) in June 2024 to establish the reform track record required for a potential IMF financing arrangement.

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IMF Staff Country Reports
Published
2026-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.5089/9798229037976.002
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Natural Resources and Economic Development
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Republic of Equatorial Guinea

International Monetary Fund. African Dept.
IMF Staff Country Reports
Natural Resources and Economic Development
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Republic of Equatorial Guinea

International Monetary Fund. African Dept.
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Abstract

The return to a secular decline in hydrocarbon production after a brief respite during the 2022 energy boom is again straining fiscal and external accounts. Boosting non-hydrocarbon growth is key to delivering a diversified, inclusive and balanced economy. Fund Management approved a 12-month extension of the Staff Monitored Program (SMP) in June 2024 to establish the reform track record required for a potential IMF financing arrangement.

IMF Staff Country ReportsVol. 2026(028)
Openalex Percentile: Top 68%
Natural Resources and Economic Development
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