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Ghana to record current account deficit of 4.0% in 2023, 0.4% lower than 2022 – Fitch Solutions

Economy slows down in quarter 3, 2022; expands by 2.9% – GSS

Fitch Solutions revises Ghana’s growth rate to 2.9% in 2023

2023 Budget: Domestic revenue did not meet 11.2 % GDP target – Finance Minister

Economy to expand by 2.8% in 2023 – Ofori-Atta

Floods, droughts reduce Ghana’s GDP by 15.23% – World Bank Group estimates

Niger, South Sudan, DR Congo to end the year with higher growth rates than Ghana – IMF

IMF warns of slowdown in global economic growth in 2023

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

“Economy is gradually on upswing despite numerous shocks” – Finance Minister

Government meets fiscal deficit target of 5.3% of GDP, current expenditure contained

Ghana’s public debt was 80% to GDP during Covid-19 pandemic; we’ll help restore macroeconomic stability – IMF

Financial sector assets increased to ¢260.4bn in 2021 – BoG

Ghana’s GDP likely to hit double digit in future – ADI

Economy expands by 4.8% in quarter 2, 2022

A post-dollar world is coming

Standard Bank slashes Ghana’s growth rate to 3.1% in 2022

Government to implement strategies to achieve sustainable debt – Ofori-Atta

IMF revises global growth rate to 3.2% in 2022

Ghana’s debt would have been sustainable if not for Covid-19, Russia-Ukraine war – Bawumia

Industry contribution to Ghana’s GDP grew by 57% to $18.7bn in 2021 – AfDB

Economy grows by 3.3% in Quarter 1, 2022 – GSS

AfDB prepares $28m post COVID-19 programme for Ghana

I never said public sector workers are overpaid – Government Statistician

Construction industry growth to slowdown to 4.1% in 2022 – Fitch Solutions

Ghana classified among 10 countries globally at risk of debt distress – CFR Sovereign Risk Tracker

Ghana records $1.33bn trade surplus in April 2022

Ghana records $4.5bn remittances in 2021, places 2nd in Sub-Saharan Africa – World Bank

Economy to become 12th fastest growing in Sub-Saharan Africa in 2022

Ghana’s primary balance to return to surplus from 2025 onwards – IMF

Economy expanded by 5.4% in 2021 – GSS

IMF cuts Ghana’s growth rate to 5.2% in 2022

Let’s stop using wrong development indicators – Corporate Lawyer advises government

Being a colony cannot be a reason for our underdevelopment – Corporate Lawyer

Major infrastructure projects from 2017 swell up Ghana’s debt – Dr Bawumia

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

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