Ivory Coast and the International Monetary Fund
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With the world’s largest production of cacao and cashew nuts, Ivory Coast (Côte d’Ivoire) is one of the leading economic powers in West Africa.[1] It joined the IMF in 1963. Since then, Ivory Coast participated in 14 arrangements and purchased more than 1016 millions in procurement and loans. It now possesses 650.4 million SDR of quotas.[2]
More information General Resources Account, SDR Million ...
General Resources Account | SDR Million | Percentage of Quota |
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Quota | 650.40 | 100 |
IMF's Holdings of Currency (Holdings Rate) | 936.71 | 144.02 |
Outstanding Purchases and Loans: | ||
ECF Arrangements | 600.14 | 92.27 |
Extended Arrangements | 369.08 | 56.75 |
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