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    IMF endorses Ghana’s long-term fiscal stability plan

    Papa LincBy Papa LincOctober 3, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read0 Views
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    The IMF has begun its fifth review of Ghana's programme The IMF has begun its fifth review of Ghana’s programme

    The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has expressed confidence in Ghana’s ability to sustain fiscal discipline even after the country exits its current programme in May 2026.

    According to the IMF, the reforms already introduced provide a strong framework for long-term stability and market confidence.

    Speaking at a press briefing in Washington, DC, the Director of Communications at the IMF, Julie Kozack, stated that some of these measures are designed to endure beyond the life of the programme.

    IMF begins fifth review of Ghana’s programme

    “A revamped fiscal responsibility framework, the establishment of an independent fiscal council, and improvement in public financial management, which aims at improving and supporting the efficiency of public spending,” she noted.

    She further explained that the new fiscal rules are explicit and binding.

    “The Fiscal Responsibility Framework includes a primary balance rule that requires an annual primary fiscal surplus of at least 1.5% of GDP, and it also includes a public debt target of 45% of GDP,” she added.

    Kozack emphasised that these reforms are crucial for shaping policy choices in the years ahead.

    “This fiscal responsibility framework provides some guidance for policymakers as they seek to entrench fiscal discipline in Ghana,” she added.

    Meanwhile, the government has pledged to uphold these commitments as part of efforts to reassure investors, donors, and markets that fiscal credibility will not be lost after programme completion.

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