What are the IMF interest rates?

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) primarily uses two types of interest rates: the SDR interest rate and the IMF's charge rate. The SDR (Special Drawing Rights) interest rate is determined weekly and reflects the average of interest rates on the currencies used in the SDR basket. The IMF's charge rate is the interest rate applied to member countries borrowing from the IMF, which varies based on the type of lending arrangement and the country's economic situation. These rates are subject to periodic reviews and adjustments by the IMF.