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Member Financial Data

Projected Payments to the IMF from June 01, 2021 to June 30, 2021

(In Millions of SDRs)

This schedule shows all currently scheduled payments to the IMF of principal and interest (projected using the latest available rates). Effective April 1, 2009, the time-based repurchase expectations policy - an administrative mechanism meant to induce early repayments was eliminated. This effectively lengthened grace periods and simplified the repayments schedules of Fund lending.



Projected charges/interest and due dates are tentative. GRA charges are due two business days following notification to members shortly after quarter end. Net SDR charges and annual SDR assessments are due on the first day after the end of the quarter and April 30, respectively. RST interest is due promptly after the end of the quarter.

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Member Principal Charges/Interest1/
Albania1,962,5000
Armenia, Republic of15,398,3310
Bangladesh27,426,9000
Cote d'Ivoire41,269,4160
Ghana11,916,0000
Grenada400,0000
Iraq56,875,0000
Jamaica18,762,4980
Kenya16,419,7000
Kosovo9,900,0000
Kyrgyz Republic5,708,4000
Lesotho568,0000
Mauritania4,416,0000
Pakistan210,000,0000
Seychelles1,443,3370
Sri Lanka9,991,1660
Sudan0146,852
Vanuatu850,0000
Zambia1,839,5000
Total 435,146,748146,852

1/ On July 14, 2021, the IMF Executive Board approved a modified interest rate setting mechanism which effectively sets interest rates to zero on ECF and SCF through July 2023 and possibly longer, while the interest rate on RCF remains at zero percent, in line with the Executive Board's decision in 2015. Based on these decisions, the following interest rates are assumed beyond July 2023: 0/0/0 percent per annum for the ECF, SCF and RCF respectively. The Executive Board will review the interest rates on concessional lending by end-July 2023 and every two years thereafter.

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