Fiscal-policy

‘Fiscal discipline must become Ghana’s national culture’ – Ato Forson

Preserve integrity of fiscal policy adjustment to bolster economic recovery – IMF to government

BoG likely to maintain status quo on policy rate – Deloitte

Ghana has poor track record of having credible budgets – Report

Inflation pressures are structural, requires complementary fiscal policy – Report

Cedi stability to depend on economy, some monetary policy measures – BoG Governor

Rethink fiscal policy measures to ensure sustainability, reduce shocks – IMF to Ghana, others

Election-related uncertainties to cloud macroeconomic gains – Report

Ghana attains all fiscal targets in line with IMF programme – BoG

Ghana’s fiscal policy characterised by overspending, structurally weak domestic revenue mobilisation – IMF

Fiscal policy to remain constrained in Ghana due to elevated funding costs – Rand Merchant Bank

World Bank warns Ghana, others against widening credit spreads, weakened currencies

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