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- The International Monetary Fund (IMF) reports in April 2026 that Ethiopia's economy remains resilient.
- It projects 9.2% growth in 2026, above regional average, driven by reforms, debt restructuring, and diversification in agriculture and manufacturing.
- Rising fuel and fertilizer prices from Middle East conflicts threaten inflation and food security, and Ethiopia, sixth-largest African economy, is overtaken by the Democratic Republic of Congo, underscoring the need for continued reform and inclusive growth.
