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flag S&P upgraded Ghana’s credit rating to B- due to improved fiscal health, stronger exports, and debt progress, though risks remain.

flag S&P Global Ratings upgraded Ghana’s credit rating to B- from CCC+ on November 7, 2025, citing improved fiscal discipline, stronger exports of gold and cocoa, rising foreign reserves to nearly $11 billion, and progress on debt restructuring. flag The upgrade reflects lower inflation, a 30% cedi appreciation, and a projected 6.0% economic growth in 2025, supported by new fiscal rules mandating a 1.5% primary surplus and a debt ceiling of 45% of GDP by 2034. flag While the stable outlook signals reduced default risk and potential for lower borrowing costs, risks remain from high debt-service costs, commodity price volatility, and unresolved debt talks with some creditors.

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