The Ministry of Finance Ghana has held its first investor town hall engagement since 2021, bringing together bankers, bond market experts, and investors to reinforce confidence in Ghana’s economic recovery.
At the meeting, Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson assured stakeholders that the country’s macroeconomic fundamentals are strengthening, pointing to improvements in inflation, economic growth, and fiscal performance.
He disclosed that inflation has dropped sharply to 3.3 percent, while growth is gradually rebounding, signalling a stabilising economy. The Minister further noted that fiscal consolidation efforts are yielding results, with Ghana recording a primary surplus.
Mr. Forson also highlighted the country’s post-restructuring progress under the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP), stating that Ghana has honoured its debt obligations, achieved key milestones under the International Monetary Fund programme, and regained investor confidence.
Looking ahead, he emphasised that the government’s 2026 economic targets remain realistic and achievable, supported by disciplined macroeconomic management.
The Minister outlined ongoing measures to ensure debt sustainability, including proactive debt management strategies, the strengthening of sinking fund buffers, and efforts to smooth debt maturity profiles.
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He also underscored the government’s commitment to improving transparency within the domestic bond market as part of broader reforms aimed at rebuilding investor trust.
“The message is simple: discipline is delivering results, and Ghana’s economy is firmly on the right path,” he stated.
The investor engagement forms part of sustained efforts by the Ministry to maintain open dialogue with the financial community and reinforce confidence in Ghana’s economic outlook.
