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Agriculture Slows to 3.9% as Ghana’s Economy Grows by 6%

0 per cent in the second quarter of 2026, but growth was uneven across sectors, with agriculture slowing sharply while services continued to lead the expansion.
The figures highlight a recovery driven more strongly by services than by agriculture and industry, raising questions about how broadly the benefits of economic expansion are being distributed and whether growth across the productive economy can be sustained.
Strong services growth can support economic activity, while improving industrial performance can create opportunities for production and investment.
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