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Inflation to remain higher globally; central banks to cut interest rate – EIU

EIU maintains global GDP growth at 2.5%; India to become fastest growing major economy

Accra, Kumasi to become 15th, 16th biggest economies in Africa by 2035 – EIU

Kumasi, 6 others to become fastest growing cities in Africa; urban population to hit 1bn

EIU predicts persistent stronger US dollar; one dollar equals GH¢14.90

EIU revises global GDP up to 2.5% for 2024

EIU optimistic Ghana’s debt-carrying capacity could easily improve in future

EIU forecasts oil prices to remain above $80

Commodity prices to broadly stabilise in 2024, but cocoa, coffee prices to increase – EIU

Negotiate with private creditors with tact; they would demand complex debt restructuring – EIU to government

Cedi to record single-digit depreciation against dollar in 2024 – EIU

Ghana to record average inflation of 18% by end of 2024 – EIU

Mahama to win 2024 Presidential elections – EIU, Fitch Solutions

High cost of borrowing to make it harder for governments to service debts – EIU

Global growth forecast to be stable at 2.2%; disinflation process to continue – EIU

Interest rates to remain high in most parts of 2024; China, Japan to keep money cheap – EIU

Ghana, 6 others to struggle with debt-servicing burdens – EIU

EIU revises cedi depreciation to dollar forecast to 23% in 2023; currency to remain 3rd weakest in Africa

Ghana, 8 others to benefit from new oil and gas investments – EIU

Headline inflation to remain high in Ghana, others – EIU

High inflation, interest rates to weigh on growth, investor confidence in Ghana, others – EIU

Ghana ranked among 16 African countries with worsened operational risk – EIU

Ghana to reach agreement with its external creditors in coming weeks – EIU

EIU reaffirms Ghana’s end-year inflation rate of 38.1% on average

Global economy proves resilience so far in 2023; GDP growth rate projected at 2023% – EIU

Ghana’s current account deficit to narrow to 1.9% in 2023 – EIU

EIU expects inflation to end 2023 at an average 38.1%

EIU forecasts 31.5% policy rate in 2023; Cost of loans to worsen

Cedi to depreciate 30% to dollar in 2023 – EIU

IMF Board approval for Ghana will delay – EIU

Ghana’s GDP growth rate to slow drastically to 1.3% in 2023 – EIU

EIU revises global growth forecast for 2023 to 2%

Cedi to depreciate by about 22% in 2023 – EIU

Ghana, six African countries to grapple with debt-service burden in 2023 – EIU

Ghana’s inflation will average about 20% in 2023 – EIU

Ghana 4th biggest sub-Saharan African importer of China goods in 2021 – EIU

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