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Ghana is expected to reach a moderate risk of debt distress by 2028, the International Monetary Fund has disclosed in its Staff Report on Ghana. It pointed out that the bulk of the domestic debt restructuring process has however been completed. “The combination of the authorities’ [government] debt restructuring strategy and reforms under the programme […]

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According to the chief economist for Africa at the World Bank, the future of Africas capacity to sustain its debt is still cloudy because of the challenges posed by poor growth and high inflation to the stability of many of the continents economies. | Pulse Ghana

Sharm El-Sheikh, 26 May 2023 ECA - Deputy Executive Secretary and Chief Economist of the Economic Commission for Africa ECA, Hanan Morsy, has called for continued collective action in support of the Africa High-level Working Group on Global Financial Architecture HLWG.

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Sharm El-Sheikh, 26 May 2023 (ECA) - Deputy Executive Secretary and Chief Economist of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), Hanan Morsy, has called for continued collective action in support of the Africa High-level Working Group on Global Financial Architecture (HLWG).“Our key objective is to build African consensus on what needs to be done and amplify the continent's

The outlook for Africa's debt sustainability remains "cloudy" as low growth and high inflation challenge the stability of many economies across the continent, the World Bank's Africa chief economist said on Monday.

By Kopano Gumbi and Rachel Savage JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The outlook for Africa's debt sustainability remains "cloudy" as low growth and high inflat...

With much of the developing world teetering on the edge of a debt crisis, the calls for a new issuance of special drawing rights (SDRs, the International Monetary Fund’s reserve asset), have grown louder and more urgent

In New York, a cohort of debt-relief activists and US state politicians are pushing for a more-permanent solution: a law that would overhaul the process of restructuring sovereign debt.