Experts to Examine Ghana’s Post-IMF Currency Outlook on Tonight’s NorvanReports X Space
NorvanReports, in collaboration with the Economic Governance Platform (EGP), will tonight host an X Space discussion focused on the outlook for Ghana’s currency stability beyond the International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme.
The discussion, themed “Cedi Stability in 2026: Can Ghana Hold the Line After the IMF?”, will take place today, February 8, 2026, at 7:00 PM GMT via the NorvanReports X Space platform.
The conversation comes at a critical moment, as Ghana approaches the later stages of its IMF-supported programme amid lingering concerns over exchange rate volatility, fiscal discipline, debt sustainability and the durability of recent macroeconomic gains.
The panel will bring together leading voices from policy, academia and development economics to interrogate whether the cedi’s recent stability can be sustained once IMF oversight eases, and what policy choices will be required to prevent a relapse.
Panellists include Dr Theo Acheampong, Technical Advisor at the Ministry of Finance; Prof. Agyapomaa Gyeke-Dako, Economist at the University of Ghana Business School; and Mr Nicholas Issaka Gbana, Development Economist and Chartered Accountant.
Discussions are expected to examine key drivers of cedi stability, including fiscal consolidation, monetary policy credibility, external buffers, export performance and investor confidence, as well as risks that could undermine progress after the IMF programme ends.
The X Space will be hosted by NorvanReports and streamed live via its official handle:
https://x.com/i/spaces/1MYGNlMypXNxw
Listeners, including policymakers, investors, business leaders and the general public, are encouraged to join the discussion and engage with the panellists on Ghana’s post-IMF economic prospects.
The NorvanReports and Economic Governance Platform (EGP) X Spaces aim at deepening public discourse on economic governance, macroeconomic stability and policy accountability.
