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Adnan Adams Mohammed The Government of Ghana is awaiting disbursement of US$370 million in the coming days, this being the fourth tranche of the ongoing three year International Monetary Fund …

      Adnan Adams Mohammed   Amidst the government’s decision to postpone the implementation of the controversial Energy Sector Shortfall and Debt Repayment Levy (Amendment) Bill, 2025 indefinitely, due …

Fitch Solutions, last week, reaffirmed its projection that Ghana’s Gross Domestic Product, a measure of Ghana’s total economic output, will grow by 4.2% in 2025.

the World Bank remains cautiously optimistic about Ghana’s prospects, projecting a rebound to 4.6% growth in 2026 and 4.8% in 2027 rating Ghana among a few African economies showing early …

“Whilst the present trade situation is being sorted out, including a plea for the possibility of tariff exemptions for most of Africa, since this is where the largest number of …

while the IMF staff mission to Accra agreed in principle to consider adjusting some key aspects of the programme – and even has offered technical support towards this – the …

However, with the expected $360 million from IMF, the banks could have more dollars to sell to traders for their imports, thereby reducing the over-relayance on the black market.

Together, the E-levy and COVID-19 levy are projected to generate over GH¢5 billion in revenue, with GH¢2.1 billion from the E-levy and GH¢3.172 billion from the COVID-19 levy.

The government, fortnight ago, announced success in securing almost 100% participation in the Eurobond Debt Exchange Programme, which concluded on 30th September 2024.

“The current situation is extremely disappointing as the IPGs played a major role in working with the government to support its necessary restructuring of the country’s indebtedness in order to …