Republic of the Congo Economic Update, September 2015

This second edition covers the year 2014 and the first quarter of 2015 and presents the economic outlook for 2015–2017. Beyond the review of recent economic developments, the report highlights the main results of the World Bank’s analytical work in...

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Main Author:	World Bank Group
Format:	Report
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:	AUCTION HOUSEHOLD INCOMES MONETARY POLICY DEFICIT GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES OIL PRICE EQUIPMENT ACCOUNTING DEPOSITS LONG-TERM INTEREST FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PAYMENT ORDER FUTURES INTEREST RATE OF RETURN PUBLIC INVESTMENTS INVESTMENT RATE SAFER ASSETS GOVERNMENT SPENDING INTEREST RATE OPTION EXCHANGE GOVERNMENT REVENUES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS BANKING SYSTEM MACROECONOMIC POLICY LIQUIDITY DOMESTIC MARKET DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TAX COLLECTION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT REVENUES PORTFOLIO FISCAL POLICY CAPACITY BUILDING TAX BUDGETING RESERVE INFLATION INSTRUMENTS CREDIBILITY BUDGET CENTRAL BANK WITHDRAWALS FISCAL POLICIES TRADE BALANCE OIL PRICES FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY LEVEL OF RISK GLOBAL ECONOMY GOVERNMENT POLICY TELECOMMUNICATIONS DISBURSEMENT PORTFOLIOS CAPITAL FORMATION CONTRACTS INFLATIONARY PRESSURES FINANCES TAX REGIME RECURRENT EXPENDITURES OPTIONS INTEREST RATES MONETARY FUND MARKETS DEBT PRIVATE INVESTMENT RETURN DEFICITS PUBLIC FINANCE LENDERS BUDGET DEFICIT ECONOMIC POLICIES LOANS DIRECT INVESTMENT RESERVES OIL RESOURCES INVENTORIES GOVERNMENT FINANCING GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT FINANCE BANK POLICY PUBLIC INVESTMENT CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICITS TAXES FIXED EXCHANGE RATE FISCAL DEFICIT EXPENDITURE TRANSACTIONS DEBT LEVELS INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT EMERGING MARKETS EQUITY DEBT RATIO BORROWING STRATEGY GOOD TRANSPARENCY BUDGET SURPLUS MARKET PRICES FUTURE FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT RETURNS FIXED CAPITAL BUDGETS FIXED INVESTMENT PURCHASING POWER FOREIGN INVESTMENT LONG-TERM INTEREST RATES EQUITY FUNDS MONETARY ASSETS GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE INVESTMENT PROJECTS PRICE STABILITY REPAYMENT GOVERNMENT REVENUE EXPENDITURES PROPERTY CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT CASH MANAGEMENT INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY SAVINGS PORTFOLIOS REAL EXCHANGE RATE MARKET PUBLIC DEBT TREASURY SOLVENCY CD MACROECONOMIC VARIABLES PERMANENT INCOME HYPOTHESIS CURRENCIES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OIL RESOURCE GOODS FINANCIAL SAVINGS STOCKS EQUITY FUND INVESTMENT DOMESTIC ARREARS HUMAN RESOURCES SHARE PUBLIC FINANCES POVERTY FINANCIAL MARKETS FINANCIAL ASSETS REVENUE PRIVATE INVESTMENTS WAREHOUSES INVESTMENTS SHARE OF INVESTMENTS RISK MANAGEMENT LENDING CONSUMER PRICE INDEX EXCHANGE RATE INSTRUMENT ASSETS RATIO PIH PUBLIC SPENDING COMMODITY PRICES ARREARS LIQUID ASSETS MULTILATERAL LENDERS INTERNATIONAL MARKETS CASH FLOW BUDGET SURPLUSES INVESTING
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spelling	okr-10986-235632021-04-23T14:04:15Z Republic of the Congo Economic Update, September 2015 World Bank Group AUCTION HOUSEHOLD INCOMES MONETARY POLICY DEFICIT GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES OIL PRICE EQUIPMENT ACCOUNTING DEPOSITS LONG-TERM INTEREST FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PAYMENT ORDER FUTURES INTEREST RATE OF RETURN PUBLIC INVESTMENTS INVESTMENT RATE SAFER ASSETS GOVERNMENT SPENDING INTEREST RATE OPTION EXCHANGE GOVERNMENT REVENUES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS BANKING SYSTEM MACROECONOMIC POLICY LIQUIDITY DOMESTIC MARKET DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TAX COLLECTION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT REVENUES PORTFOLIO FISCAL POLICY CAPACITY BUILDING TAX BUDGETING RESERVE INFLATION INSTRUMENTS CREDIBILITY BUDGET CENTRAL BANK WITHDRAWALS FISCAL POLICIES TRADE BALANCE OIL PRICES FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY LEVEL OF RISK GLOBAL ECONOMY GOVERNMENT POLICY TELECOMMUNICATIONS DISBURSEMENT PORTFOLIOS CAPITAL FORMATION CONTRACTS INFLATIONARY PRESSURES FINANCES TAX REGIME RECURRENT EXPENDITURES OPTIONS INTEREST RATES MONETARY FUND MARKETS DEBT PRIVATE INVESTMENT RETURN DEFICITS PUBLIC FINANCE LENDERS BUDGET DEFICIT ECONOMIC POLICIES LOANS DIRECT INVESTMENT RESERVES OIL RESOURCES INVENTORIES GOVERNMENT FINANCING GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT FINANCE BANK POLICY PUBLIC INVESTMENT CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICITS TAXES FIXED EXCHANGE RATE FISCAL DEFICIT EXPENDITURE TRANSACTIONS DEBT LEVELS INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT EMERGING MARKETS EQUITY DEBT RATIO BORROWING STRATEGY GOOD TRANSPARENCY BUDGET SURPLUS MARKET PRICES FUTURE FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT RETURNS FIXED CAPITAL BUDGETS FIXED INVESTMENT PURCHASING POWER FOREIGN INVESTMENT LONG-TERM INTEREST RATES EQUITY FUNDS MONETARY ASSETS GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE INVESTMENT PROJECTS PRICE STABILITY REPAYMENT GOVERNMENT REVENUE EXPENDITURES PROPERTY CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT CASH MANAGEMENT INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY SAVINGS PORTFOLIOS REAL EXCHANGE RATE MARKET PUBLIC DEBT TREASURY SOLVENCY CD MACROECONOMIC VARIABLES PERMANENT INCOME HYPOTHESIS CURRENCIES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OIL RESOURCE GOODS FINANCIAL SAVINGS STOCKS EQUITY FUND INVESTMENT DOMESTIC ARREARS HUMAN RESOURCES SHARE PUBLIC FINANCES POVERTY FINANCIAL MARKETS FINANCIAL ASSETS REVENUE PRIVATE INVESTMENTS WAREHOUSES INVESTMENTS SHARE OF INVESTMENTS RISK MANAGEMENT LENDING CONSUMER PRICE INDEX EXCHANGE RATE INSTRUMENT ASSETS RATIO PIH PUBLIC SPENDING COMMODITY PRICES ARREARS LIQUID ASSETS MULTILATERAL LENDERS INTERNATIONAL MARKETS CASH FLOW BUDGET SURPLUSES INVESTING This second edition covers the year 2014 and the first quarter of 2015 and presents the economic outlook for 2015–2017. Beyond the review of recent economic developments, the report highlights the main results of the World Bank’s analytical work in the Republic of Congo with the aim to promote the consistency of the country’s economic policies in the medium and long term. This edition covers a variety of macroeconomic topics, from policies and economic indicators for the real sector to public finance, the monetary position and the external sector. It shows that Congo’s economy grew strongly in 2014 despite the significant decline in the price of oil. The lower oil prices will have an even greater impact in 2015 as they bring down domestic demand. Moreover, this edition looks in particular at the impact of volatile oil prices on the country’s economy, emphasizing the most appropriate fiscal policies in this context. 2016-01-05T21:18:28Z 2016-01-05T21:18:28Z 2015-09 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25653174/republic-congo-report-monitoring-economic-financial-situation http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23563 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Economic Updates and Modeling Africa Congo, Republic of
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topic	AUCTION HOUSEHOLD INCOMES MONETARY POLICY DEFICIT GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES OIL PRICE EQUIPMENT ACCOUNTING DEPOSITS LONG-TERM INTEREST FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PAYMENT ORDER FUTURES INTEREST RATE OF RETURN PUBLIC INVESTMENTS INVESTMENT RATE SAFER ASSETS GOVERNMENT SPENDING INTEREST RATE OPTION EXCHANGE GOVERNMENT REVENUES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS BANKING SYSTEM MACROECONOMIC POLICY LIQUIDITY DOMESTIC MARKET DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TAX COLLECTION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT REVENUES PORTFOLIO FISCAL POLICY CAPACITY BUILDING TAX BUDGETING RESERVE INFLATION INSTRUMENTS CREDIBILITY BUDGET CENTRAL BANK WITHDRAWALS FISCAL POLICIES TRADE BALANCE OIL PRICES FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY LEVEL OF RISK GLOBAL ECONOMY GOVERNMENT POLICY TELECOMMUNICATIONS DISBURSEMENT PORTFOLIOS CAPITAL FORMATION CONTRACTS INFLATIONARY PRESSURES FINANCES TAX REGIME RECURRENT EXPENDITURES OPTIONS INTEREST RATES MONETARY FUND MARKETS DEBT PRIVATE INVESTMENT RETURN DEFICITS PUBLIC FINANCE LENDERS BUDGET DEFICIT ECONOMIC POLICIES LOANS DIRECT INVESTMENT RESERVES OIL RESOURCES INVENTORIES GOVERNMENT FINANCING GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT FINANCE BANK POLICY PUBLIC INVESTMENT CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICITS TAXES FIXED EXCHANGE RATE FISCAL DEFICIT EXPENDITURE TRANSACTIONS DEBT LEVELS INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT EMERGING MARKETS EQUITY DEBT RATIO BORROWING STRATEGY GOOD TRANSPARENCY BUDGET SURPLUS MARKET PRICES FUTURE FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT RETURNS FIXED CAPITAL BUDGETS FIXED INVESTMENT PURCHASING POWER FOREIGN INVESTMENT LONG-TERM INTEREST RATES EQUITY FUNDS MONETARY ASSETS GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE INVESTMENT PROJECTS PRICE STABILITY REPAYMENT GOVERNMENT REVENUE EXPENDITURES PROPERTY CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT CASH MANAGEMENT INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY SAVINGS PORTFOLIOS REAL EXCHANGE RATE MARKET PUBLIC DEBT TREASURY SOLVENCY CD MACROECONOMIC VARIABLES PERMANENT INCOME HYPOTHESIS CURRENCIES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OIL RESOURCE GOODS FINANCIAL SAVINGS STOCKS EQUITY FUND INVESTMENT DOMESTIC ARREARS HUMAN RESOURCES SHARE PUBLIC FINANCES POVERTY FINANCIAL MARKETS FINANCIAL ASSETS REVENUE PRIVATE INVESTMENTS WAREHOUSES INVESTMENTS SHARE OF INVESTMENTS RISK MANAGEMENT LENDING CONSUMER PRICE INDEX EXCHANGE RATE INSTRUMENT ASSETS RATIO PIH PUBLIC SPENDING COMMODITY PRICES ARREARS LIQUID ASSETS MULTILATERAL LENDERS INTERNATIONAL MARKETS CASH FLOW BUDGET SURPLUSES INVESTING
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description	This second edition covers the year 2014 and the first quarter of 2015 and presents the economic outlook for 2015–2017. Beyond the review of recent economic developments, the report highlights the main results of the World Bank’s analytical work in the Republic of Congo with the aim to promote the consistency of the country’s economic policies in the medium and long term. This edition covers a variety of macroeconomic topics, from policies and economic indicators for the real sector to public finance, the monetary position and the external sector. It shows that Congo’s economy grew strongly in 2014 despite the significant decline in the price of oil. The lower oil prices will have an even greater impact in 2015 as they bring down domestic demand. Moreover, this edition looks in particular at the impact of volatile oil prices on the country’s economy, emphasizing the most appropriate fiscal policies in this context.
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title	Republic of the Congo Economic Update, September 2015
title_short	Republic of the Congo Economic Update, September 2015
title_full	Republic of the Congo Economic Update, September 2015
title_fullStr	Republic of the Congo Economic Update, September 2015
title_full_unstemmed	Republic of the Congo Economic Update, September 2015
title_sort	republic of the congo economic update, september 2015
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2016
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25653174/republic-congo-report-monitoring-economic-financial-situation http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23563
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Republic of the Congo Economic Update, September 2015

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