IMF says Central American country's GDP growth will keep pace and inflation will be under control.
Fund says Sudan has to work with South Sudan to get debt relief from external creditors.
Discussions on 2015 budget focus on tax policy and expenditure measures.
US says debt relief will help West African countries to cope with devastating effects of Ebola.
IMF says central Asian countries will feel impact of falling oil prices and the Ukraine crisis.
Russia-Ukraine crisis and Western sanctions impact growth in Caucasus and Central Asia.
Athens is due to exit the EU bailout programme at the end of 2014.
Chinese economy grew at its slowest pace in five years in the July-September third-quarter.
IMF says Gulf countries' oil sector will remain robust at 6% growth, but fiscal reforms are needed.
Fund also changes rounding convention for calculating SDR interest rate from two to three decimal places.
The International Monetary Fund's Africa director said she made four reformist suggestions to Harare
Christine Lagarde's volte face is all very well, but Germany could stand in her way.
G-7 group of emerging economies now have combined GDP of $37.8tn at purchasing power parity, compared to $34.5tn for traditional G-7.
World Bank's chief economist Kaushik Basu said takeoff for global economy is unsure.
World Bank and IMF determine more work to be done if development targets are to be met.
IMF's Global Financial Stability Report says banks need to overhaul themselves but will risk recovery.
The International Monetary Fund has cut back its forecast for global economic growth, causing US stocks to slide, despite signs that the US economy is strengthening.
Changes may prevent 'vulture funds' and 'holdout' creditors from blocking debt restructurings..
While GDP is rising and inflation stable, Myanmar needs reforms to sustain growth, says Fund.
IMF says while economic growth is strong, Ethiopia must push towards private investments to ensure it will continue.
Zimbabwe's economic growth has slowed down because of inadequate financial flows and the appreciation of the South African Rand.
Increased trade with China and ASEAN Economic Community will boost region's economy, according to Singapore's United Overseas Bank.