The African nation's current account is switching to a deficit following lower hydrocarbon volumes and revenues, as Algiers reshuffles its energy leadership.
After two years of budget surpluses driven by higher oil prices, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) says Algeria is set to face some fiscal headwinds in the medium term.
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