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IMF Set to Review Ghana’s Program Following Major Debt Restructuring Agreement

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Senyo Hosi

Senyo Hosi is a Ghanaian journalist and economic analyst reporting on fiscal policy, commodities, energy, and development finance across West Africa.
  • Ghana’s bilateral creditors, led by China and France, agree to a four-year suspension of interest payments on $5.4 billion of debt.
  • The agreement is expected to unlock $1.15 billion in immediate financing for Ghana, including funds from the IMF and World Bank.

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