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Sub-Saharan Africa GDP growth to soften to 4.3% in 2026

Weak revenue performance, pressures from compensation pose fiscal risks to economic outlook – BoG

Ghana can significantly expand domestic revenue without raising tax rates -UGBS Finance Professor

Ghana’s public debt declined to GH¢644.6bn in November 2025

Ghana’s public debt increases to GH¢684.6bn as of September 2025

Government’s overall budget deficit stood at 1.4% of GDP in 7 months of 2025

Ghana’s public debt increased to GH¢628.8bn in July 2025 – BoG

Ghana’s fiscal deficit to end 2025 at 3.9% of GDP

Gov’t narrows fiscal deficit target after better-than-expected first half

AfDB projects Ghana’s economy to slow to 4.5% in 2025

Ghana, 2 others seen improvements in fiscal economy, but vulnerabilities exist – IMF

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

Our immediate priority remains issuing T-bills to finance fiscal deficit – Government

Rate of accumulation of public debt is declining – Finance Minister

Ghana’s fiscal deficit to narrow to 4.5% of GDP in 2024; GH¢55.93bn to be spent on interest payments

Ghana’s fiscal economy to improve significantly; Fiscal deficit to GDP estimated at 5.0% in 2024 – IMF

Ghana’s fiscal deficit to widen in 2024 – Fitch Solutions

IMF projects significant reduction in Ghana’s fiscal deficit in 2023 and next 5 years

Ghana’s fiscal deficit to remain elevated in 2023 – World Bank

Ghana’s public debt up ¢6.3bn within 2 months to reach ¢575.5bn in June 2023

Ghana’s fiscal adjustment underway, quarter 1 data reveals – Report

Tighten rules of Public Financial Management Act to cut budget deficit – Terkper

Economic instability: We have been indisciplined; we don’t learn from our mistakes – IEA to government

Ghana’s fiscal deficit to end 2023 at 7.3% of GDP – IMF

Ghana’s fiscal deficit to remain elevated throughout 2023–2025

Terkper warns government against ¢22bn ‘fiscal offset’ in 2023 Budget

African Development Bank forecasts 7.6% fiscal deficit to GDP for Ghana in 2023

Fitch Solutions predicts tougher times for Ghanaian economy in 2023

IMF forecasts fiscal deficit of 9.2% of GDP for Ghana in 2022

Government records fiscal deficit of 6.4% as of September 30, 2022 – BoG

Government revises fiscal deficit target in 2022 to 6.6% of GDP

Government to miss 2022 revenue target by ¢11.5bn – Fitch Solutions

Ghana’s economic health in coming years to depend on reduction of deficit and debt – Oxford Business Group

Fitch downgrades Ghana’s credit rating from B to B- with negative outlook

Ghana’s high public debt is a concern to investors – Fitch Solutions

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