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Anti-LGBTQ Bill: Ghana’s relationship with World Bank, IMF based on contracts – John Gatsi tells Finance Ministry

Anti-LGBTQ Bill: International organisations must learn to understand, respect our values – Prof. John Gatsi

Our comment on Anti-LGBTQ bill will follow an economic, financial implication assessment – IMF

We can’t comment on anti-LGBTQI+ bill now –IMF

We are keeping a close eye on Ghana – IMF on passage of anti-LGBTQ+ Bill

Government cannot sustain economy on T-Bills – Terkper warns

Ofori-Atta’s exit from Finance Ministry won’t affect IMF deal – Akufo-Addo

GH¢5.8bn paid to bondholders as coupons – Akufo-Addo discloses

Ofori-Atta’s removal: Changes at Finance Ministry will not affect IMF deal – Akufo-Addo assures

Ghana’s strong policy and reform efforts starting to bear fruits – IMF

There are still considerable risks that could derail Ghana’s economic recovery – US-based economist

We will be in a dire situation if we fail to meet some tax obligations – Amin Adam

I engaged in prudent financial management as Finance Minister – Ofori-Atta insists

Sustain programme momentum to achieve economic stability – IMF boss tells new Finance Minister

IMF programme remains on track; I will ensure programme does not suffer – Amin Adam

Contractors attribute delays in most government construction projects to IMF programme

The decision to go to IMF was our last resort – Dr. Tiah Kabiru Mahama

No engagement on 15% electricity VAT yet; strike holds – TUC

Cedi to end 2024 at GH¢13.40 to a dollar

Cedi will depreciate marginally to dollar in 2024 – Analyst

Diligently follow bailout programme guidelines – IMF to Ghana

Ghana must stick to and implement fully Fund-support programme – IMF

There is upside risks to Ghana’s interest rate projections – Fitch Solutions

High taxes compelling multinationals to relocate, produce, and import into Ghana – Tax Partner PwC Ghana

Global inflation to fall to 5.8% in 2024 – IMF

Global growth projected at 3.1%, 3.2% in 2024, 2025 – IMF

Ghana’s economy moving in the right direction, but yet to reach full potential – IMF

Debt Overhang: Debt reduction and crowding out – The case of Ghana’s domestic debt crisis, 2022/23

COCOBOD turnout strategy consistent with IMF recommendations – Report

BoG approves recapitalisation plans of undercapitalised banks – IMF

Strictly limit borrowing on non-concessional terms – IMF to government

Energy sector arrears stood at $1.6bn in 2022

Ghana’s economic reform strategy bearing fruit but significant challenges remain – IMF

Ghana remains in debt distress despite ongoing restructuring programme – IMF

IMF expects revenue to underperform target; expenditure to overshoot target

Timely adherence to IMF programme important for next administrative government to succeed – Prof. Turkson

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