Ifs

High transport costs weigh heavily on rice farmers – IFS Report

Hasten slowly with international capital market return – IFS to gov’t

Govt’s 2025 revised revenue projections likely unachievable – IFS

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

Inflation stayed above 20% for 34 consecutive months; it’s very alarming – IFS

Cedi depreciation stood above 19% between 2022 and 2024 – Report

Government’s 2024 revenue target overoptimistic, will be difficult to achieve – IFS

Government must watch out for shortfalls in IMF programme – Institute of Fiscal Studies

Ghana will secure IMF programme but government not doing its homework well – IFS Senior Fellow

Mid-Year budget failed to give hope to Ghanaians; consult CSOs for help – IFS to government

Petrol to go up between 5% and 9%; prices of diesel, LPG to remain same

Fiscal economy in difficult state; government poor in revenue collection – IFS

Ghana’s revenue to service loans jumps from 12.5% in 2011 to 44.6% in 2020

Taxes may have to rise by £40bn just to stop borrowing ‘spiralling upwards’

IFS criticises government’s ‘populist fiscal policies’; calls for debt forgiveness and slash in salaries

IFS urges gov’t to pass Tax Exemptions Bill

Gov’t must review policies to avoid borrowing – IFS Fellow

Ghana’s public debt to hit ¢150b before end of 2018 – IFS

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