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Ghana’s private sector urges budget reforms for growth, citing high rates, credit gaps, and infrastructure challenges.
Ghana’s private sector is cautiously optimistic ahead of the November 13, 2025, 2026 Budget presentation, citing strong GDP growth, falling inflation, and cedi stability.
However, businesses stress that high interest rates and limited credit access—especially for MSMEs—continue to hinder growth.
They are calling for credit guarantees, soft loans, and the launch of the Women’s Development Bank and a Domestic Credit Rating Agency.
Persistent energy issues, infrastructure gaps, and complex tax policies remain major concerns, with demands for stable electricity pricing, tax reform, and faster VAT refunds.
Support for green initiatives, workforce training, and local procurement is also emphasized as key to inclusive, sustainable development.
El sector privado de Ghana insta a reformas presupuestarias para el crecimiento, citando tasas altas, brechas de crédito y desafíos de infraestructura.