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Ghana's fiscal deficit to remain elevated throughout 2023–2025 - Vimarsana News

Ghana's fiscal deficit to remain elevated throughout 2023–2025

According to its April 2023 Africa Pulse Report, the large deficit is expected to be compounded by severe financing constraints resulting from a limited ability to issue long-term domestic debt and a lack of access to international capital markets.

World Bank lowers Ghana's growth rate to below 2% in 2023 - Vimarsana News

World Bank lowers Ghana's growth rate to below 2% in 2023

“The economy has been struggling with high levels of public debt and elevated inflation (52.8 percent in February 2023) fueled by a sharp weakening of the cedi (a cumulative depreciation of 40 percent in 2022 and about 20 percent in 2023 so far)”, it added.

Inflation in Ghana, 2 others to stay above 50% in 2023; will accelerate by over 3% – World Bank - Vimarsana News

Inflation in Ghana, 2 others to stay above 50% in 2023; will accelerate by over 3% – World Bank

According to the World Bank’s April 2023 Africa Pulse Report, though the rate of inflation is expected to have peaked for most countries in the region, it is not same for Ghana and the two other countries.

Cedi weakens by 20% to dollar so far in 2023 – World Bank - Vimarsana News

Cedi weakens by 20% to dollar so far in 2023 – World Bank

In its April 2023 Africa Pulse Report, the Bank said the cedi was the worst performing currency in Sub-Saharan Africa in 2022, posted a depreciation of about 40%.

World Bank lowers Ghana's 2023 GDP growth rate to 2% - Vimarsana News

World Bank lowers Ghana's 2023 GDP growth rate to 2%

The World Bank has lowered Ghana’s growth rate for 2023 to 2.0%, placing it at the 29th position in Sub-Saharan Africa. | Pulse Ghana