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CLGB statement on IMF-reported losses under the Gold-For-Reserves programme (G4R)

Come again, Bank of Ghana!

Return to bond market on gradual basis – IMF to government

4 banks including one state bank remain severely undercapitalised – IMF

BoG says IMF praises Ghana’s macroeconomic gains, gold loss claims speculative

BoG set to exit gold trading business, describes IMF’s losses tag as premature

Fact-Check: Claim by GoldBod CEO that Ghana’s foreign reserves was $9bn in 2016 FALSE

IMF seeks 3-month extension of Ghana’s Programme

Analysis: How GoldBod’s operations led to a $214 million loss at the BoG

Energy sector shortfall persists; to balloon to US$1.10bn in 2026 – IMF

ECG to be privatised – IMF reveals in Staff Report

Ghana’s financial sector stability sustained but risks remain – IMF

GoldBod off-takers’ fees, trading shortfalls deepen BoG Gold-for-Reserves losses to $214m in 9 months – IMF Report

Ghana’s performance broadly satisfactory; but faces downside risks to economy – IMF

Any further easing of policy rate should remain gradual and data dependent – IMF to BoG

Ghana ends 2025 in 4th place in Africa with highest debt to IMF

US$365m IMF cash credited to BoG account

IMF programme and strong fiscal–monetary coordination driving Ghana’s stability — Prof. Peter Quartey

IMF Executive Board completes the fifth review under the extended Credit Facility arrangement with Ghana

Bokpin downplays fresh debt concerns, says Ghana has exited high-risk category

IMF bailouts no lasting cure for Ghana’s economic woes – Prof. Oquaye

Analyzing Bank of Ghana’s $10bn forex intermediation in 2025

Macroeconomic policy reforms, others correcting Ghana’s path to attracting more investments – RMB Investment Report

My vision is to build an agile central bank ready for emerging risks; tackling dollarisation is also a major priority – Asiama

At 6.3% inflation, it’s Clear: IMF projections don’t deliver results; competent economic management does

Medium-term outlook of cedi hinges on continued reserves accumulation, post-IMF fiscal discipline – report

IMF warns chronic underfunding and political interference are crippling Ghana’s anti-corruption system

OSP has no clear and consistent systems to decide when cases are ready for court – IMF Report

Success of 2026 Budget hinges on effective implementation of expenditure controls, others – EY Boss

Ghana is far below its tax potential in Sub-Saharan Africa – IMF

Corruption remains a major barrier to effective economic governance, others in Ghana – IMF

IMF applauds Ghana’s fiscal discipline as inflation drops to single digits

2026 Budget to stay within 1.5% primary surplus of GDP

IMF Board approval for 5th review of Ghana’s programme to be secured in December 2025

Ghana ranked 5th in Africa with highest debt to IMF in October 2025

Debt restructuring apology came too late — Dr. Asah Asante tells Akufo-Addo

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