Major Countries with Active IMF Loans (2024)

1. Argentina – $44 Billion - Extended Fund Facility (EFF)

One of the largest IMF borrowers, with ongoing programs to stabilize its economy.

2. Ukraine – $15.6 Billion (part of a larger $115B global support package) - Extended Fund Facility (EFF)

Significant funding to support economic stability amid the war with Russia.

3. Egypt – $8 billion - Extended Fund Facility (EFF) & Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF)

Recent $8 billion agreement to address economic challenges.

4. Pakistan – $3 billion - Stand-By Arrangement (SBA)

A short-term loan to address its financial crisis.

5. Sri Lanka – $2.9 billion - Extended Fund Facility (EFF)

Bailout package following its sovereign debt default.

6. Bangladesh – $1.4 billion - Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF) & IMF support programs

Loans to help with climate resilience and economic stability.

7. Ecuador – $700 million - Extended Fund Facility (EFF)

Assistance to manage debt and economic reforms.

8. Ghana – $3 billion - Extended Credit Facility (ECF)

Support for economic recovery post-debt crisis.

9. Tunisia – $1.9 billion - Stand-By Arrangement (SBA)

Financial support amid political and economic instability.

10. Kenya – $2.34 billion - Precautionary and Liquidity Line (PLL)

Credit line to cushion against external shocks.