Tag: IMF

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IMF and other experts, in studying two policy instruments, suggest that Ghana should prioritize structural reform over industrial policies as the former yields greater benefits and serves as the foundation ...

IMF’s latest debt data, which shows countries’ indebtedness to the Fund, reveals that Ghana is the 5th most indebted African country to the IMF.

The IMF has reviewed the possible trade-off in implementing industrial policies and the need for the government to be circumspect in its implementation.

Ghana’s November inflation rate performed better than the IMF’s projection. The inflation rate below the Bank of Ghana’s target is likely to reduce the benchmark interest rate.

The government reduced its expenditure while revenue grew to achieve a surplus in 2025Q3 to further sustain the achieved economic growth.

Ghana requires an upgrade in its policy priorities to sustain the growth and resilience of the economy, going into 2026.

The IMF, in its latest Governance Diagnostic Report, identified corruption as the major challenge of governance in Ghana and made recommendations to solve the menace.

IC Research has predicted a drop in November inflation to 6.5% and a further cut of the policy rate due to the persistent Ghana Cedi appreciation and macroeconomic stability.

Ghana’s Central Bank Gold Reserves Surge 35% to 38.04 Tonnes as Reserve-Building Strategy Pays Off