IMF urges Angola to speed up fiscal consolidation and reforms
Source: beninwebtv.bj — published on 10 September 2026
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For businesses and SMEs in Angola, faster fiscal consolidation could affect demand linked to public spending, depending on the measures adopted. For investors, the effect on risk will depend on the substance of the reforms and implementation capacity, neither of which is detailed in the available information.
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