Sudan; Report on the Final Review of the 2003 Staff-Monitored Program and the 2004 Staffâ€”Monitored Program

This report examines Sudanâ€™s Final Review of the Staff-Monitored Program (SMP) for 2003 and 2004. Policy performance was in line with the program. All quantitative targets, except for that on contracting nonconcessional external debt, were met, and most structural benchmarks were implemented. Sudan made the agreed payment of $27 million to the IMF because of high oil prices and strong tax performance. Policy discussions for the 2004 SMP focused on the need to reinforce macroeconomic stability and to provide for post-conflict needs.

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Year of publication:	2005-06-08
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Economic conditions \| Economic indicators \| Economic reforms \| Staff-monitored programs \| Trade policy \| debt service \| external debt \| debt management \| current account \| fiscal reporting \| domestic financing \| central bank \| debt policy \| external borrowing \| external debt management \| debt service payments \| current account deficit \| repayments \| external financing \| debt relief \| fiscal deficit \| foreign debt \| budget deficit \| taxation \| tax revenue \| fiscal policy \| public expenditure \| debt rescheduling \| government spending \| debt overhang \| fiscal stance \| balance of payments \| debt service capacity \| debt sustainability \| tax system \| public debt \| reserve accumulation \| current account balance \| tax reforms \| external debt service \| tax administration \| fiscal reporting system \| domestic debts \| fiscal measures \| fiscal outcome \| capital expenditure \| debt unit \| debt management capacity \| long-term debt \| social expenditure \| fiscal balance \| debt management functions \| fiscal developments \| government expenditure \| fiscal reforms \| long-term debt sustainability \| multilateral creditors \| prudent fiscal policy \| fiscal budget \| nonconcessional debt \| fiscal reports \| central government expenditure \| state budgets \| accumulation of arrears \| external public debt \| domestic savings \| basic debt management \| repayment capacity \| fiscal performance \| fiscal affairs \| external debt management capacity \| fiscal transparency \| debt service payment \| repurchases \| fiscal affairs department \| foreign borrowing \| loan disbursements \| fiscal revenues \| reserve assets \| domestic borrowing \| fiscal effort \| bilateral creditors \| debt data \| structural fiscal reforms \| debt management agencies \| debt monitoring \| debt sustainability objective \| sovereign debt \| tax performance \| short-term debt \| budgetary allocations \| imf purchases \| official creditors \| structural fiscal \| external loans \| fiscal resources \| external finance \| total external debt \| fiscal reform \| debt problem \| budgetary central government \| spending cuts \| general resources account \| imf repurchases \| debt sustainability analyses \| expenditure policy \| fiscal data \| medium-term fiscal framework \| debt strategy \| balance of payment \| debt problems \| public sector borrowing \| debt management responsibilities \| fiscal flexibility \| debt management unit \| fiscal framework \| tax revenues \| fiscal pressures \| institutional framework for debt management \| reduction in tax

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	IMF Staff Country Reports.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 05/187 6 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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