Standard Charted Bank has warned Ghana risks running into serious financial distress unless urgent spending cuts are made by government.
In its Africa Focus report, the bank says "A rapidly weakening currency and higher yields on domestic and external debt are symptoms of Ghana’s increasing financial distress."
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