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Ghana Exceeds IMF Reserve Target Ahead of Schedule, Bolstering Investor Confidence

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Ghana Exceeds IMF Reserve Target Ahead of Schedule, Bolstering Investor Confidence

Ghana has crossed a critical milestone under its International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme, achieving its gross international reserves target more than a year ahead of schedule.

A recent update from the IMF, following a staff-level agreement with the government, indicates that Ghana’s gross international reserves as of February 2025 stood at $9.3 billion—equivalent to four months of import cover. This exceeds the programme’s target, which had initially projected the country to attain this level by May 2026.

This development, according to analysts, marks a significant turning point in Ghana’s economic recovery efforts and is likely to boost investor confidence while reinforcing macroeconomic stability.

“The early attainment of the reserves target is testament to the effectiveness of ongoing fiscal and monetary reforms. It sends a strong signal to markets and could support the Cedi’s stability in the near term,” remarked an Accra-based economist.

The IMF is expected to disburse an additional $370 million to Ghana in June 2025, subject to Executive Board approval. This, coupled with the current reserve buildup, is anticipated to further strengthen the central bank’s capacity to stabilise the foreign exchange market.

However, analysts caution that sustaining these gains will require the Bank of Ghana to maintain a tight grip on liquidity conditions and ensure rigorous surveillance of forex market dynamics to curb speculative pressures.

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They further advise that enhanced coordination between fiscal and monetary authorities remains critical to anchoring inflation expectations and entrenching policy credibility.

Barring any major external shocks, Ghana appears on a solid path to exit the IMF programme with improved reserve buffers and stronger macroeconomic fundamentals.

 

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