WIRE — Ghana could gain additional financial space for development projects after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved a shift away from aggressive fiscal tightening from 2027. The Fund said Ghana's improved debt outlook and stronger economic stability have created room for government to reduce its primary surplus target while still staying on track to achieve its The post IMF gives Ghana room to spend more as debt outlook improves appeared first on The Herald ghana.
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