IMF says Ghana’s stability is “becoming entrenched” as crisis response ends
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That is a warmer verdict than the one the Fund’s resident representative in Ghana, Dr Adrian Alter, delivered in Accra on Tuesday, when he warned that Ghana’s stability is real, “but it isn’t yet self-sustaining”, and would need five to 10 years of policy discipline to win over long-term investors.
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