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The anticipated US$360 million disbursement from the International Monetary Fund in the coming days is expected to provide a much-needed cushion to Ghana’s reserves and further augment the supply-side interventions of the Ghana cedi.

The IMF staff report on Ghana's third program review has been scheduled as the first item for the IMF Board to consider today.

Ghana’s total debt stock reduces marginally to hit GH₵ 761 billion ending October this year.

Finance lecturer, Dr. Alex Annan Abakah criticizes the Bank Of Ghana for relying on high policy rate to tame inflation.

The Ghana Mineworkers’ Union of Trade Union Congress (TUC) of Ghana has called on President Nana Akufo-Addo to ensure the reviewed Labour Act is passed into law before he leaves office on January 7, 2025.

The Institute of Energy Security cautions that the next government, which takes office on January 7th, will face severe challenges in the power sector that could lead to power rationing.

The Forestry Commission has launched an aggressive campaign to urge mining companies to reclaim land they have used and engage indigenous communities affected by mining activities.

Passenger train services on Tema-Mpakadan railway line to begin next week as President Akufo-Addo commissions the newly acquired coaches.

Economist, Professor Peter Quartey is optimistic that Ghana is on track to achieving debt sustainability in line with the International Monetary Fund's program.

President Akufo-Addo expressed confidence that the new facility would support the BoG’s efforts in achieving sustainable growth for the country’s financial sector, providing a solid foundation for long-term economic stability.