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Total expenditure as of July 2026 amounted to GH¢147.07bn, 16% below target – BoG

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Total expenditure as of July 2026 amounted to GH¢147.07bn, 16% below target – BoG

611 billion, lower than the target of GH¢35.482 billion, lower than the expected target of GH¢7.553 billion, lower than the target of GH¢52.

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