IMF forced government into policy coordination instruments over reform delays - Amin Adam

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• Sheikh 4 hours ago

  This traitor is still not giving up. You told on your country for what? Party coming into power? This reporting of Ghana to IMF is too low. Now, you are here again saying contrary to what IMF has said about recent development ...
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  This traitor is still not giving up. You told on your country for what? Party coming into power? This reporting of Ghana to IMF is too low. Now, you are here again saying contrary to what IMF has said about recent developments in the country's economy:
  
  1. The IMF Executive Board today completed the fifth review of Ghana’s 39-month Extended
  Credit Facility Arrangement. This allows for the immediate disbursement of about US$385
  million (SDR 267.5 million).
  2. Ghana’s performance under the program has been broadly satisfactory, despite some
  delays in implementing complex structural reforms.
  3. Macroeconomic stabilization is gaining momentum, with strong growth and single-digit
  inflation for the first time since 2021. The fiscal and external positions have improved, and
  good progress has been made on debt restructuring. These gains reflect the authorities’
  strong program ownership, favorable external developments, and improved investor
  confidence.
  4. Steadfast implementation of the policy and reform agenda remains essential to fully restore
  macroeconomic stability and debt sustainability.

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