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World Bank affirms Ghana’s growth rate at 4.8% in 2026
Overall, the World Bank said growth remained concentrated in services, ICT, and hydrocarbons, while momentum weakened across parts of the non-oil economy.
On the expenditure side, the Bank said ahead of the Annual Meetings in Bangkok, Thailand, that growth was underpinned by strong domestic demand, with investment surging by 53.0% and accounting for nearly three-fifths of overall GDP growth, with ICT activity rising by 30.
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