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IMF Completes Final Ghana ECF Programme Review, Confirming Debt Sustainability

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The IMF board has completed the sixth and final review of Ghana's Extended Credit Facility programme, describing the Post-Completion Instrument as an anchor to the country's ongoing reform agenda. The completion confirms Ghana's debt sustainability and is expected to sustain investor confidence in the market.

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IMF describes Ghana’s ECF programme as broadly satisfactorily · myjoyonline.com · T3
IMF Board completes 6th and final review of ECF programme, describes PCI as anchor to reform agenda · myjoyonline.com · T3

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Jul 28, 2026This story
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