The IMF has completed the final review of Ghana’s $3 billion bailout programme, approving a final $371 million disbursement. Explore how Ghana’s economic reforms, falling inflation, debt restructuring, and the new Policy Coordination Instrument will shape the country’s fiscal future and private sector-led growth.
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