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IMF formally acknowledges Bank of Ghana's end to government financing

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The IMF has formally acknowledged the Bank of Ghana's end to direct government financing, a development that signals continued adherence to the fiscal discipline commitments underpinning Ghana's post-programme reform agenda. The acknowledgement is relevant to investor and fintech confidence in Ghana's macroeconomic stability as the country transitions to the Policy Coordination Instrument framework.

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