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Economy & Business - October 2025
GUATEMALA: IMF hails economic resilience but urges more poverty reduction efforts
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has praised the Guatemalan government for its “prudent economic management,” but called on President Bernardo Arévalo to do more to increase growth and reduce poverty.
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