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‘Ghana needs watchdogs, not cheerleaders’ – Bright Simons calls out empty praise politics over IMF endorsements

‘The IMF can’t be our conscience’ – Bright Simons warns of false security in Fund’s praise

World Bank forecast a high inflation of 17.2% for Ghana in 2025

Global roundtable sees rising debt risks for low-income countries as uncertainty mounts

Bond market: Trading activities rose by 22.7% to GH¢557m

IMF warns global growth forecast will drop to 2.8% in 2025 due to trade uncertainties

Ghana exceeds IMF reserve target ahead of programme completion date

Keep an eye on higher inflation; countries with unsustainable debt should restore sustainability – IMF Boss

Jobs, trade tensions take spotlight at 2025 IMF/WBG Spring Meetings

No global recession despite US tariffs, says IMF

Government not interested in renegotiating IMF deal extension – Ato Forson

‘Staff-Level Agreement proves we were right’ – Minority claims credit for Ghana’s economic gains

We are committed to IMF programme amid challenges

IMF endorses utility tariff hike as crucial step for stabilizing energy sector

We have worked hard to reverse breached quantitative targets, we will build resilience – Ato Forson

Cedi to remain relatively stable in coming weeks; one dollar equals GH¢16.00

Recent increase in policy rate to tame inflation; quarterly utility tariffs to help reduce energy arrears – IMF

Gov’t, IMF reach staff-level agreement over ECF programme; $370m to be made available by Fund

Bond market: Secondary market activity dipped 6.2% to GH¢453m

US tariffs pose significant risk to global economic outlook – IMF

IMF commences 4th review of Ghana’s bailout programme

Ghana, IMF begin fourth review mission amid economic reforms

Ghana’s gross reserves estimated at $9.4bn in February 2025; trade surplus hits $1.64bn

IMF appoints Tony Elumelu to Advisory Council on Entrepreneurship and Growth

Deloitte predicts slowdown in cedi depreciation to continue throughout 2025

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

Amanda Akuokor Clinton writes: Why Ghana recently failed to renegotiate the IMF deal

Ghana at risk of not passing IMF fourth review in April

Government unlikely to pull out of IMF programme; support crucial for foreign exchange liquidity – Fitch Solutions

Key performance indicators to be assessed by IMF in April 2024 under threat – Finance Minister

‘Ghana has gone to IMF 17 times; let’s pray it’s not 18’ – Dr Ishmael Yamson

Ghana plans return to domestic bond market in second quarter of 2025

External borrowing: You can’t borrow more than $250m in 2025 – IMF to Ghana

Discontinuing the IMF programme would be unwise – Prof Bokpin

Mahama rejects immediate IMF extension, focuses on fiscal stability

IMF sets April 2025 to assess Ghana’s progress in meeting key requirements

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