cbe

USD
124.0086
126.4888
,
GBP
152.3866
155.4343
,
EUR
128.3365
130.9032
,
CHF
134.1436
136.8265
,
SEK
11.0023
11.2223
,
NOK
10.7134
10.9276
,
DKK
16.8993
17.2373
,
DJF
,
JPY
0.7759
0.7914
,
CAD
84.628
86.3206
,
SAR
33.0073
33.6675
,
AED
33.7659
34.4412
,
INR
,
KES
,
AUD
75.3049
76.811
,
ZAR
,
CNY
16.6728
17.0063
,
KWD
394.889
402.7867

awash

USD
131.7137
134.348
,
GBP
172.569
176.0204
,
EUR
146.8101
149.7463
,
JPY
0.779
0.7946
,
SAR
31.6982
32.3322
,
AED
32.376
33.0235
,
CAD
85.9366
87.6553
,
CHF
142.8608
145.718
,
NOK
10.6797
10.8933
,
DKK
17.2822
17.6278
,
SEK
,
DJF
,
INR
,
KES
,
AUD
,
ZAR
,
CNY

abyssinia

USD
131.4713
134.1007
,
GBP
167.7564
171.1115
,
EUR
141.9513
144.7903
,
AED
35.4076
36.1158
,
CHF
156.9981
160.1381
,
SEK
13.3964
13.6643
,
NOK
12.5141
12.7644
,
CAD
94.083
95.9647
,
SAR
34.6777
35.3713
,
CNY
17.8859
18.2436

abay

USD
131.4715
134.1009
,
GBP
175.4487
178.9577
,
EUR
149.3516
152.3387
,
AED
35.7882
36.504
,
ZAR
7.18
7.3236
,
SAR
35.0488
35.7498
,
JPY
0.9176
,
CHF
159.5141
162.7044
,
AUD
85.0621
86.7633
,
CNY
18.1955
18.5594

zemen

CAD
94.7006
96.5946
,
EUR
146.8004
149.7364
,
GBP
168.7161
172.0904
,
SEK
13.5814
13.853
,
USD
131.8582
134.4954

buna

USD
131.7095
134.3437
,
EUR
146.9991
149.9391
,
GBP
164.1011
167.3831
,
AED
35.7075
36.4217
,
SAR
34.1012
34.7832
,
CAD
89.1012
90.8832
,
AUD
64.239
65.5238
,
JPY
0.8603
0.8775

nib

USD
129.9616
132.5608
,
GBP
173.3168
176.7831
,
EUR
148.553
151.5241
,
CHF
158.7317
161.9064
,
CAD
93.8792
95.7567
,
AED
35.383
36.0906
,
SAR
34.643
35.3359

berhan

USD
130.1163
132.7186
,
EUR
147.2378
150.1826
,
GBP
168.7243
172.0988
,
CAD
94.294
96.1799
,
AED
35.4193
36.1277
,
CNY
18.0079
18.3681

wegagen

USD
131.7779
134.4135
,
GBP
174.4081
177.8962
,
EUR
147.9471
150.9061
,
CHF
158.5421
161.7129
,
SEK
13.5336
13.8043
,
CNY
18.1854
18.5491
,
JPY
0.9093
0.9275

dgb

USD
128.1012
130.6632
,
EUR
137.0599
139.8011
,
GBP
157.4803
160.6299
,
CHF
130.8214
133.4378
,
SAR
29.9468
30.5457
,
AED
36.7329
37.4675
,
CAD
79.1617
80.7449

enat

USD
130.113
132.7153
,
EUR
146.0817
149.0033
,
GBP
169.8271
173.2236

ahadu

USD
131.0784
133.7
,
GBP
174.1091
177.5913
,
EUR
147.0413
149.9821
,
CAD
58.8603
61.8033
,
SAR
21.7111
22.7967
,
AED
22.1751
23.2839

addis

EUR
147.598
150.55
,
GBP
171.4862
174.9159
,
USD
131.6345
134.2672
,
CHF
159.7118
162.9061
,
JPY
0.9188
0.9372

dashen

USD
131.6771
134.3106
,
EUR
146.1616
149.0848
,
GBP
169.5081
172.8983
,
CAD
86.1165
87.8388
,
AED
32.4434
33.0923
,
SAR
31.7645
32.3998
,
CNY
16.5064
16.8366

oromia

lion

USD
131.7396
134.3744
,
GBP
170.7722
174.1876
,
EUR
146.2176
149.142

developmentbank

USD
130.1388
132.7416
,
GBP
173.6702
177.1436
,
EUR
147.8377
150.7944
,
CHF
157.8971
161.0551
,
SEK
13.5604
13.8316
,
NOK
12.6509
12.9039
,
DKK
19.8138
20.21
,
DJF
0.7289
0.7434
,
JPY
0.9083
0.9265
,
CAD
94.3103
96.1965
,
SAR
34.6935
35.3874
,
AED
35.4254
36.1339
,
INR
1.535
1.5657
,
KES
1.0057
1.0258
,
AUD
84.1998
85.8838
,
SDR
176.4552
179.9843
,
ZAR
7.1072
7.2493
,
CNY
18.011
18.3713
,
KWD
424.4217
432.9101

coop

USD
130.9106
133.5288
,
GBP
168.331
171.6976
,
EUR
143.4649
146.3342
,
AED
32.994
33.6538
,
SAR
32.2674
32.9128

gadaa

USD
131.1154
133.7377
,
GBP
162.83
166.0866
,
EUR
149.8136
152.8099
,
AED
33.7659
34.4412
,
SAR
33.0073
33.6674
,
CHF
134.1436
136.8265

hijra

USD
131.7263
134.3608
,
EUR
143.2268
146.0913
,
GBP
167.2538
170.5989
,
SAR
35.2684
35.9738
,
AED
36.0154
36.7357

amhara

USD
131.98
134.6196
,
GBP
176.7344
180.2691
,
EUR
150.1668
153.1702
,
CAD
95.3268
97.2334
,
AED
35.9335
36.6521
,
SAR
35.1834
35.8871

tsehay

USD
131.5382
134.169
,
GBP
160.2439
163.4488
,
EUR
130.0158
132.6161
,
CAD
86.9537
88.6927
,
SAR
33.3311
33.9977
,
AED
34.0606
34.7419
,
AED

tsedey

USD
131.8961
134.534
,
EUR
149.069
152.0504
,
GBP
175.8703
179.3877
,
AED
35.9077
36.6258
,
CHF
159.816
163.0123
,
SEK
13.6769
13.9505
,
NOK
12.7444
12.9993
,
DKK
19.9788
20.3784
,
DJF
0.7387
0.7535
,
INR
1.5435
1.5743
,
JPY
0.9109
0.9291
,
CAD
94.9508
96.8498
,
SAR
35.1639
35.8671
,
ZAR
7.2749
7.4204
,
CNY
18.2217
18.5862
,
KWD
430.2187
438.8231
,
KES
1.0185
1.0389

siinqee

USD
129.9897
132.5895
,
EUR
140.9693
143.7887
,
GBP
162.7073
165.9614
,
SAR
23.1262
23.5887
,
CHF
123.4786
125.9482
,
AED
32.7831
33.4388

hibret

USD
0
0
,
EUR
146.0001
148.9201
,
GBP
170.5219
173.9323
,
CHF
150.0203
153.0207

gohbetoch

nbe

JPY
0.9185
0.9277
,
KWD
427.064
431.3347
,
CNY
17.9273
18.1066
,
ZAR
6.9352
7.0045
,
XDR
167.9726
169.6523
,
EUR
148.7559
150.2434
,
AED
35.6609
36.0175
,
SAR
34.9082
35.2573
,
AUD
83.482
84.3168
,
CAD
94.0908
95.0317
,
USD
130.9932
131.3238
,
KES
1.0088
1.0391
,
INR
1.5287
1.544
,
DJF
0.7336
0.7557
,
DKK
19.9208
20.12
,
NOK
12.328
12.4512
,
SEK
13.3275
13.4608
,
CHF
160.5899
162.1958
,
GBP
173.7101
175.4472

binance

USDT
158.9
158

Failed financial discussion between Ethiopia and the IMF

The realm of international finance, negotiations between nations and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are pivotal moments that can shape the economic future of a country. Ethiopia, a nation with a rich history and a dynamic economy,has recently found itself at a crossroads in its discussions with the IMF.
Background of the Negotiations

The IMF staff, led by Mr. Alvaro Piris, concluded their mission to Ethiopia without reaching an agreement. This visit, which took place from March 19 to April 2, 2024,was aimed at discussing the Ethiopian authorities’ request for IMF support for their reform program. The mission was a follow-up to earlier discussions and was supposed to establish how the IMF could support Ethiopia’s economic program

Progress and Challenges
Despite the lack of a final agreement, the IMF team made substantial progress in understanding the Ethiopian authorities’ economic program and discussing potential support . The discussions are set to continue at the IMF/World Bank Spring Meetings later this month.

The IMF team acknowledged the significant steps Ethiopia has taken to bring down inflation and stabilize the economy, including fiscal and monetary tightening. These efforts are part of Ethiopia’s Homegrown Economic Reform Agenda,which aims to fulfill the country’s considerable economic potential. However, the stalemate in negotiations raises questions about the future of Ethiopia’s economic reforms and the role of the IMF in supporting them. The IMF’s press release on April 2, 2024, indicated that while the mission did not result in a Board discussion, there is still room for continued dialogue. The Ethiopian government’s commitment to reform and the IMF’s willingness to support these efforts suggest that an agreement could still be within reach.

Looking Ahead As Ethiopia and the IMF resume their discussions, the international community watches with keen interest. The outcome of these negotiations will not only affect Ethiopia’s economic trajectory but also serve as a benchmark for other nations seeking IMF support. The hope is that both parties will find common ground and pave the way for a prosperous and stable economic future for Ethiopia.

The IMF’s Stance the IMF has recognized Ethiopia’s request for financial support, which aims to address critical issues such as food security, humanitarian needs, and high inflation, while also supporting domestic economic reforms. However, despite a series of discussions and visits by IMF representatives to Addis Ababa, a consensus has yet to be reached.The Current Status as of the latest reports, the two-week round of discussions between Ethiopian officials and an IMF delegation in Addis Ababa has concluded
without reaching a financial package deal.

This development has raised questions about the next steps and the potential impact on Ethiopia’s economic recovery.Looking Forward the path ahead for Ethiopia remains uncertain. The nation’s economic stability hinges on the successful resolution of these negotiations. With the IMF indicating that discussions will continue at the upcoming IMF/World Bank Spring Meetings. there is hope for progress.

The international community and Ethiopia eagerly await a resolution that will pave the way for economic recovery and growth.The negotiations between Ethiopia and the IMF represent a critical juncture for the country. While the current impasse is a setback, it is not the end of the road. With continued dialogue and a mutual commitment to economic stability and growth, there is optimism that an agreement beneficial to both Ethiopia and the IMF can be reached.