Imf-programme

IMF approves Ghana’s final programme review, clears way for over $300m disbursement

CIMAG welcomes Ghana’s exit from IMF programme, predicts growth for maritime sector

Mahama rejects ‘kenkey and waakye party’ celebration after IMF exit, says economy still work in progress

Without discipline, Ghana risks a return to IMF – CPS Director warns

IMF optimistic about Ghana’s post-programme outlook, urges sustained fiscal discipline

IMF should move its headquarters to Ghana if we can’t manage after exit – GNCCI CEO

17 times is enough – GNCCI boss backs IMF exit, demands discipline

Fiscal discipline, cedi stability made 2025 a ‘very good year’ – IMF

Ghana’s economy defied odds in 2025 – IMF Resident Rep reveals

IMF hails Ghana’s 2025 economic performance as ‘better than expected’

Ghana’s IMF Programme remains solid and on track – IMF Resident Rep

IMF is real driver of Ghana’s stability, not government genius, says Tia Kabiru

IMF Board to consider Ghana’s 5th Programme review in Dec, approves $380m disbursement

Gov’t will be able to exit current IMF Programme come next year – BoG Governor assures

IMF begins 5th Programme review of Ghana today

Ghana shows strong economic progress ahead of IMF 5th review – Standard Bank

Government moves to assure investors of fiscal discipline after IMF Programme

Kenya wants a funded IMF programme, central bank governor says

‘Energy crisis beyond politics’ – Prof Bokpin urges urgent reform under IMF mandate

‘We’ve already hit IMF target’ – BoG Deputy Governor declares reserve milestone

‘IMF targets will be irrelevant by 2028’ – Bright Simons warns against programme exit

‘Early IMF exit makes for great optics, bad economics’ – Bright Simons warns of premature celebration

‘Ghana’s IMF exit is a political show’ – Bright Simons warns of missed reform opportunity

Ghana committed to IMF Programme, advancing Debt Restructuring – Finance Minister

IMF Board to review Ghana’s Programme for $360m disbursement on Dec. 2

Full text: BoG Governor, Dr. Ernest Addison’s statement at IMF/MoF joint presser

Approval of IMF second review of Ghana’s programme to trigger release of 3rd tranche of $360m – Finance Minister

Ghana’s IMF Programme: We have established very decisive measures, they’ve started yielding results – BoG

First review of Ghana’s IMF programme starts September 25 – Ofori-Atta

Ghana on track with IMF programme, seems to be returning to financial sustainability – Prof. Peprah

NDC most likely to win 2024 presidential elections – Fitch Solutions

Government in a hurry to harvest dividend that hasn’t been declared – Prof. Bokpin

IMF programme: There is Light Ahead – Council of State Chair to Ghanaians

Ghana may find it difficult to get debt relief of $10.5bn – Theo Acheampong

3-year IMF deal not enough – Finance Expert

We need to build a resilient economy – Kwadwo Poku

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