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Ghana courts investors in Bangkok after exit from $3bn IMF bailout
Officials from the Ministry of Finance and the Bank of Ghana are expected to hold joint and separate engagements with investor groups to discuss economic conditions, explain the government’s policy direction and explore areas for further cooperation.
Under the PCI arrangement, Ghana will not receive fresh financing from the IMF through the programme.
While continued engagement with the IMF could help reinforce policy credibility, the durability of recent economic gains will depend on implementation at home.
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