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Government spends 83% of IMF’s Special Drawing Rights in first quarter - The Times Group Malawi

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The government has spent 83 percent of the $188.7 million (about K151.82 billion) Special Drawing Rights (SDR) allocation from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) between the months of July and September, latest figures from the Reserve Bank of Malawi have shown. A Monetary Policy Report for November indicates that, during the quarter, government budgetary operations …

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