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Majority, Minority clash over 44% debt-to-GDP ratio ahead of Mid-Year Budget Review
Ghana, 6 others to struggle with debt-servicing burdens – EIU
Debt to GDP ratio, an overhyped economic metric in Ghana
2023 Budget: Debt-to-GDP ratio at 75.9%; highest since 2018
Significantly slowdown expenditure to avoid worsening financial position – Associate Professor to government
Ghana’s debt-to-GDP ratio to hit 83% in 2022 – Fitch Solutions
Drop in debt-to-GDP ratio not guarantee to borrow more — Economist to government
Ghana’s high debt level due to Covid-19 – Deputy Finance Minister
Minority in Parliament predicts deeper economic crisis for Ghana if government does not seek debt relief
Ghana’s ¢273.8b debt stock likely to have adverse effect on economy – Prof. Osei-Assibey
NPP has no strategy on how to bail Ghana out of debt – Sammy Gyamfi
NPP, NDC worsened Ghana’s debt-to-GDP ratio – Dr Acheampong
Ghana’s debt-to-GDP ratio to hit 76.7% in 2020 – IMF
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