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Banking sector was undercapitalised for much of decade preceding 2017 cleanup – Opoku-Afari

IMF upgrades Ghana to moderate risk of debt distress

Completion of IMF programme reflects significant progress made in ensuring economic stability – Finance Ministry

IMF describes Ghana’s ECF programme as broadly satisfactorily

Ghana remains in 4th position in Africa with highest debt to IMF

Government announces completion of IMF bailout programme

Ghana reaches staff-level agreement with IMF; to unlock US$385m

Few banks in Ghana facing larger capital gaps – IMF

US$367m IMF cash credited to BoG account.

Ghana’s IMF programme hit by major policy slippages and reform delays

Ghana has taken bold corrective actions to maintain ECF programme on track – IMF

IMF Executive Board approves $370m disbursement for Ghana

IMF Board to consider Ghana’s 4th programme review today July 7, 2025

Gov’t, IMF reach staff-level agreement over ECF programme; $370m to be made available by Fund

IMF commences 4th review of Ghana’s bailout programme

IMF sets April 2025 to assess Ghana’s progress in meeting key requirements

Maintain a tight monetary policy stance – IMF to BoG

Ghana’s capacity to repay IMF adequate but significant downside risks persist

Energy sector is a major source of financial risk; legacy debts hit $2.1bn – IMF

Ghana’s growth rate to gradually increase to 5% beyond 2024 – IMF

Gains achieved so far under the ECF programme fragile – IMF cautions Ghana

Ghana’s fiscal performance on track to achieve primary surplus of 0.5% of GDP – IMF

It is crucial for government to continue to implement ECF programme to ensure sustainable growth, poverty reduction – IMF

Government reiterates its commitment to achieving a medium-term fiscal objective

Addressing Ghana’s financial sector challenges essential to ringfence financial sector stability – IMF

Cedi depreciates 9.65% to dollar since January 1, 2024, one dollar equals GH¢13.60

Your policies and reforms to restore macroeconomic stability generating positive results – IMF to Ghana

We will continue to implement policies to boost foreign reserves; reserves estimated at $6.2bn – Governor

We have abundant resources for higher growth; Don’t allow unambitiously low targets – IEA to government

$600m IMF cash credited to BoG account

Ghana breached Debt Sustainability Analysis leading to debt distress – IMF

IMF optimistic Ghana’s creditors will reach agreement soon on debt restructuring

IMF Board approval for Ghana will delay – EIU

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