Applying the Integrated Policy Framework to Low-Income Countries

International Monetary Fund

doi:10.5089/9798229046558.007

May 1, 2026MF Policy Paper

Applying the Integrated Policy Framework to Low-Income Countries

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Key Points

The aim is to examine the application of the Integrated Policy Framework in low-income countries to enhance economic stability.
Discusses the integrated policy framework and its components including FXI, MPMs, and CFMs.
Offers overarching considerations for applying these policies to low-income countries.
Builds on previous Fund advice to support implementation strategies.
Highlights various policy measures that can be jointly employed for better economic outcomes in LICs.
Suggests tailored applications of FXI, MPMs, and CFMs for countries with limited financial resources.

Implication

This note provides guidance on policy measures in low-income countries, suggesting effective implementations.

Abstract

The Integrated Policy Framework (IPF) assists IMF staff in providing advice on the joint use of foreign exchange intervention (FXI), macroprudential measures (MPMs), and capital flow management measures (CFMs), alongside standard monetary and fiscal policies. This note provides overarching considerations in applying the IPF to low-income countries (LICs), building on previous Fund advice.

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