Tag: Ghana Debt Restructuring

JP Morgan has moved against prevailing market sentiment by backing Afreximbank bonds in the aftermath of a sharp selloff triggered by a credit rating downgrade from Fitch.  The US investment ...

Global ratings agency Fitch has downgraded the African Export-Import Bank, Afreximbank, to junk status and withdrawn its future ratings, bringing to an end a relationship that had grown increasingly tense ...

Described in 2025 as one of the continent’s best performers, Ghana is scripting a narrative of economic resurgence that blends cautious optimism with underlying vulnerabilities. As the nation emerges from ...

As Ghana’s programme approaches its final phase, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is proposing targeted modifications to some key components of the arrangement.  According to the Fund, these include adjustments ...

Ghana’s economic performance in 2025 has exceeded projections, earning praise from the International Monetary Fund and reinforcing confidence in the country’s ongoing recovery programme. The IMF described Ghana’s macroeconomic results ...

Ghana’s ongoing engagement with the International Monetary Fund has entered a decisive phase as the Fund proposes a three month extension of the country’s Extended Credit Facility programme. The request, ...

Following its impressive economic performance in the 2025 fiscal year so far, Ghana’s post-crisis recovery has emerged as one of the most compelling turnaround stories on the African continent. Just ...

Ghana’s economic recovery efforts have received a major boost following the signing of a landmark bilateral debt restructuring agreement with the Czech Republic. The agreement, which marks Ghana’s seventh bilateral ...

The global financial environment is entering a new era of fragility as developing countries navigate unprecedented debt pressures. According to the World Bank’s latest International Debt Report, low and middle ...

The Ghanaian bond market witnessed a sharp slowdown in activity last week, with total turnover declining by 30.12% week-on-week to GH¢399.29 million, down from GH¢571.42 million in the previous week. ...