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World Bank to propose $25 billion in extra funding for poorest countries

David Malpass told finance ministers and central bank governors of the G20 major economies that he would propose the supplemental financing package later this month to deputies of the International Development Association, the World Bank arm that helps the world’s poorest countries.

Malpass underscored concerns about the rising risk of “disorderly defaults” among low-income countries, and said the World Bank and International Monetary Fund had proposed a joint action plan to help those for the most heavily-indebted IDA countries.


Source: Economy - investing.com

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