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Ghana’s economy rebounded strongly in 2025, with inflation falling, debt dropping, and growth surging due to fiscal reforms and tighter monetary policy.
Ghana’s economy showed strong recovery in 2025, with inflation dropping from 23.8% in late 2024 to 3.8% by January 2026 after 13 consecutive months of decline.
The fiscal deficit narrowed to 1.0% of GDP, and the primary balance turned to a 2.6% surplus, both surpassing targets.
Public debt fell by GH¢82.1 billion, dropping to 45.3% of GDP.
The cedi gained 40.7% against the dollar, interest rates declined sharply, and real GDP grew 6.1% year-on-year.
The current account shifted to a US$9.1 billion surplus, and international reserves reached US$13.8 billion.
The turnaround is attributed to fiscal discipline, revenue reforms, and reduced central bank financing of government deficits, strengthening macroeconomic stability.
La economía de Ghana se recuperó fuertemente en 2025, con una caída de la inflación, una disminución de la deuda y un aumento del crecimiento debido a las reformas fiscales y una política monetaria más estricta.