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

IMF engages Ghana on 2025 Budget, progress under bailout program

IMF begins talks with government on economy, 2025 Budget from today

Debt restructuring, IMF programme were defining successes of my tenure – Dr Amin Adam

Ghana’s 2024 cocoa export revenue crashes to $1.7 billion—lowest in 15 years

IMF team expected in town over talks on economy and 2025 Budget

Minority threatens to petition IMF over dropping of criminal charges against Ag. BoG Governor

Ghana saves $2.86bn in debt service relief as it secures final MoU with Official Creditors

IEA predicts 15-17% inflation in 2025; wants government, BoG to reduce food, energy inflation

IMF projected growth rates for Ghana in next 5 years below potential – IEA

Ghana drops to 5th position in Africa with highest outstanding debt to IMF

Global growth to remain stable but growth in Sub-Saharan Africa to pick up in 2025 – IMF

Ensure equitable distribution of IMF funds – Prof Peprah to incoming Finance Minister

Mahama, Opoku-Agyemang hold crucial meeting with IMF

NDC gov’t cannot fulfil its promises under the current IMF programme – Godfred Bokpin

I’ve never said scrapping e-levy, betting tax will violate IMF programme – Gideon Boako

Your policies have laid groundwork for Ghana’s future – IMF to Akufo-Addo

I only said we’ll seek additional IMF funds if need be – Finance Minister-designate

Prof Bokpin endorses Finance minister-designate’s push for additional IMF funding

Government could seek more IMF funding, incoming finance minister Ato Forson says

Ghana is 2nd most indebted African country to IMF in terms of Concessional Lending

Banking crisis cleanup was IMF’s top recommendation for Ghana in 2017 – BoG Governor

Revenue growth to slowdown to GH¢209.3bn in 2025; T-bills will not be restructured – IC Research

Government’s commitment to fiscal consolidation to remain strong in 2025

Ghana’s debt service-to-revenue ratio reached all-time high of 127% in 2020, highest in SSA – IMF

Ghana’s consolidation efforts under IMF progamme to continue to be based on revenue

Ghana’s external position moderately stronger -IMF

Maintain a tight monetary policy stance – IMF to BoG

Ghana’s capacity to repay IMF adequate but significant downside risks persist

Current financial year proving challenging for COCOBOD – IMF

Energy sector is a major source of financial risk; legacy debts hit $2.1bn – IMF

We won’t abandon IMF programme, we’ll seek to tweak parts of it – Mahama

Ghana’s growth rate to gradually increase to 5% beyond 2024 – IMF

Recapitalisation of banks progressing, but credit risks surge – IMF

Gains achieved so far under the ECF programme fragile – IMF cautions Ghana

IMF programme renegotiation will be guided by plans to reset economy – Terkper

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