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Here’s what the IMF expects Ghana to do after its $3bn bailout

The IMF wants Ghana to use the new Policy Coordination Instrument as the anchor for its post-bailout reform agenda.
Protect the independence of the Bank of Ghana According to the IMF, preserving the credibility of monetary policy requires maintaining the operational independence of the Bank of Ghana (BoG).
Keep public debt on a sustainable path The Fund wants fiscal policy to remain firmly focused on Ghana's objective of reducing public debt to 45 per cent of GDP by 2034.
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