IMF Staff Country Reports

Tajikistan: Recent Economic Developments

March 6, 2000

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International Monetary Fund. "Tajikistan: Recent Economic Developments", IMF Staff Country Reports 2000, 027 (2000), accessed 12/21/2025, https://doi.org/10.5089/9781451836950.002

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Summary

Against the backdrop of a serious deterioration in its terms of trade and a large reversal of private capital flows following the Russian crisis in August 1998, the Tajik economy has entered a period of adjustment. Output growth has slowed down, inflation has flared up, and the exchange rate has weakened. More recently, macroeconomic stability has restored as the authorities have embarked on a strong adjustment path in response to adverse external developments and to correct the slippages in policy implementation during 1999.

Subject: Agricultural commodities, Banking, Commodities, Electricity, Exchange rates, Expenditure, External debt, Foreign exchange

Keywords: Agricultural commodities, Asia and Pacific, Central Asia, CR, debt service, Electricity, Europe, exchange rate, Exchange rates, ISCR, private sector, Tajik authorities, terms of trade, U.S. dollar