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World Bank warns Ghana’s recovery remains structurally incomplete
Ghana to meet its debt anchor by 2034 – IMF
Mid-Year Budget Review: Half-year economic performance genuinely strong, but risks remain – PwC
Government slashes public spending, turns 2024 deficit into 2.5% Primary surplus — Finance Minister
Ghana’s public debt declined to GH¢644.6bn in November 2025
Government to record revenue of GH¢225.9bn in 2025
Ghana’s public debt increases to GH¢684.6bn as of September 2025
2026 Budget to stay within 1.5% primary surplus of GDP
Ghana’s public debt increased to GH¢628.8bn in July 2025 – BoG
Ato Forson: Primary surplus rises to 11.1% of GDP, signalling economic stability
Ghana’s fiscal performance on track to achieve primary surplus of 0.5% of GDP – IMF
Ghana’s debt to ease to 70% of GDP in 2024; another debt default unlikely – Fitch
There is low risk of fiscal slippages ahead of December elections – Fitch
Government revises fiscal deficit target in 2022 to 6.6% of GDP
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Ghana’s state-owned enterprises return to profit with GH¢19.8bn gain in 2025 — SIGA
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