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The IMF team negotiating with Ghana for a possible $1billion fund programme is expected in town this Wednesday February 18, 2015 to fast track the process.
The team would likely try to get a better picture of the country's new economic data for last year and measure how Ghana has fared so far in attempts to meet conditions for a possible fund programme.
Sources tell Joy Business Ghana is likely to secure a programme with the Bretton Woods Institution by the second quarter of this year.
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