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π•Ύπ–Šπ–— π•Ύπ–‘π–Šπ–Šπ–•π–ž sersleepy@primal.net 9 months ago
what did we expect from the funds largest debtors πŸ’€ 1. Argentina – $51.1 billion (Includes the new $20B Extended Fund Facility) 2. Egypt – $14.9 billion 3. Ukraine – $12.2 billion 4. Ecuador – $8.6 billion 5. Pakistan – $8.3 billion 6. Kenya – $3.0 billion 7. Angola – $2.8 billion 8. Ghana – $2.5 billion 9. Bangladesh – $2.0 billion 10. Colombia – $1.4 billion
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π•Ύπ–Šπ–— π•Ύπ–‘π–Šπ–Šπ–•π–ž sersleepy@primal.net 9 months ago
then we have an even more interesting list which is of the top contributors 1. United States – ~83 billion SDRs (~17% voting power) 2. Japan – ~30 billion SDRs (~6% voting power) 3. China – ~30 billion SDRs (~6% voting power) 4. Germany – ~26 billion SDRs (~5.6% voting power) 5. France – ~20 billion SDRs (~4.3% voting power) 6. United Kingdom – ~20 billion SDRs (~4.3% voting power) 7. Italy – ~15 billion SDRs (~3.2% voting power) 8. India – ~13 billion SDRs (~2.6% voting power) 9. Russia – ~12 billion SDRs (~2.6% voting power) 10. Brazil – ~11 billion SDRs (~2.2% voting power)
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