DOSSIER: Economy - Inflation & Deflation
All stories related to Ghana's economy
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Don't be shy, go back to IMF for help - Franklin Cudjoe to government
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Government acheived domestic tax revenue target for 2021 – Adu Boahen
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Manufacturing sub-sector would shrink due to benchmark discount policy – Dr Ayim-Darke
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Government to take final decision on benchmark values by end of January - Adu Boahen
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No need to be shy going to the IMF for help - Franklin Cudjoe to government
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Praise and pillory for Franklin Cudjoe after critical Facebook post on government debt
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Praise and critique for Franklin Cudjoe after critical Facebook post on government debt
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Government to extend VAT relief on African prints for local manufacturers – Minister
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Ghana is not broke, here's why - Economist details
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Cedi depreciation committee I served on ‘failed’ – Franklin Cudjoe
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Government should take Ghana’s downgraded credit rating seriously – Prof. Mensah
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How debt concerns forced Fitch to downgrade economy with a negative outlook
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Rice producers project an excess of 500,000 tonnes by the end of 2022
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Debt level sustainable despite Fitch downgrade – Finance Ministry
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Venture Capital Trust Fund to receive US$40 million from World Bank – Ofori-Atta
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2021 revised economic growth target achievable – Analysts
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GRA drags some OMCs to court over non-payment of taxes
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Furniture manufacturers urge govt to ban import of second-hand furniture
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Returning to the IMF could offer policy credibility for Ghana – Economist
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‘No investment can yield 50% returns within 10 days’ - Expert warns
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Ghana’s economy not creditworthy – Bright Simons
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Inflation to edge up higher in the coming months – Economist cautions
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Ghana's economy to grow by 5.5 percent in 2022 - Fitch report
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Ghana not facing imminent external imbalance, revenue shortfall – Finance Ministry
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What Fitch said about Ghana's credit rating, negative economic outlook
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Ghana's debt to GDP ratio to rise to 83% for 2021 - Report
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Farmers supported to boost tomato production
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Drivers rescind decision to increase transport fares by 40%
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Ghanaian economy still robust, fundamentals strong - Finance Ministry
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24,000 people to lose jobs if benchmark discounts are not reversed – OPDAG
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Engage industry players for steady development - AGI urges government
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E-levy would help drive Ghana’s GDP to revenue ratio to 20% – Fitch
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Employ cost-cutting measures to prevent economy from collapse – Prof. Bokpin to govt
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Downgrade of Ghana to 'B-' by Fitch not surprising, signs were clear – Prof. Gatsi
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Government optimistic E-levy would be passed - Finance Ministry
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A stable interest rate will help Ghana’s manufacturing industry - Dr. Twumasi Baffour