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Fiscal sustainability hinges on debt management, restructuring and consolidation – World Bank Group

Ghana’s economy showed resilience in 2024 – World Bank Group

Ghana’s growth rate to rise to 6.2% in 2025 – Standard Bank

We are not out of the woods yet, but second half of 2025 promises to be better – Finance Minister

Ato Forson: Primary surplus rises to 11.1% of GDP, signalling economic stability

Data must be treated as “core infrastructure” to achieve SDG 8 – Government Statistician

Slay Queen Economy — Data Over Degrees

UGBS lecturer backs government’s labour export initiative

KNUST’s Prof. Hadrat Yusif calls for central bank independence, cites monetary policy failures

IFC, Societe Generale enter into $40m partnership to boost cocoa sector

Ghana’s inflation to average 15% in 2025 – Fitch

5.3% Q1 GDP growth a good sign – Mahama assures stability and prosperity for all

Ghana’s economy is recovering based on quarter one GDP estimates – GSS Boss

Economy grew by 5.3% in quarter one 2025

World Bank forecasts 3.7% growth rate for Sub-Saharan Africa in 2025, affirms 3.9% for Ghana

Ghana’s economy to expand by 5.6% in quarter 2, 2025 – Report

Economy expanded by 4.2% in quarter one 2025 – Databank Research

Ghana’s total public debt falls to GH¢726.7bn in December 2024; fiscal deficit-to-GDP estimated at 5.2%

Standard Bank projects Ghana’s GDP to hit 5.4% in 2025

Ghana’s expected growth rate of 4% reasonable and achievable – Deloitte

Finance Minister concedes significant GDP growth, improved debt to GDP ratio under NPP government

Ghana’s real GDP improved significantly in 2024 – Ato Forson

Ghana’s economy estimated at GH¢1.17trn in 2024 – GSS

2024 debt drops to 61.8% of GDP – Gideon Boako

Ghana’s economy expands by 5.7% in 2024

Ghana ranks low as economic transformer with a score of 19.1% – African Transformation Index

Ghana’s economic performance over 2 decades has been “a tale of highs and lows” – ACET

Ghana’s real GDP growth to stay significantly below pre-crisis level till 2029 – Report

Informal sector makes up 80% of Ghana’s workforce; its contribution to GDP only 27.4%

World Bank revises Ghana’s growth rate to 4% in 2024; economy to expand 4.2% in 2025

The percentage of GDP allocated to research is discouraging – Murtala Muhammed

IMF projected growth rates for Ghana in next 5 years below potential – IEA

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

Ghana’s public debt falls by GH¢46.8bn to GH¢761.0bn in October 2024

Goldman Sachs predicts 2.7% GDP growth rate for global economy

Global GDP could plunge by 24% by 2,100 without urgent climate action

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