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Ghana misses out on 10 largest African economies ranking by IMF

Ghana has missed out on the top ten (10) largest African economies ranking by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) value of countries that made the IMF’s ranking ranged between $373bn and $79bn.

Ghana’s current GDP value is pegged at roughly $75bn.

According to the International Monetary Fund, South Africa, Egypt, Algeria, and Nigeria will remain the top four economies in Africa until 2030.

The Washington-based institution projects that South Africa, Africa’s most industrialised country, will become Africa’s biggest economy with a GDP of $373 billion–a position the IMF expects it to retain until 2027.

Egypt, which held the top position in 2023, is expected to drop to second place behind South Africa, primarily due to a series of currency devaluations.

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Nigeria, once dubbed Africa’s largest economy, is set to relinquish its crown and slide to fourth place this year for similar reasons.

Both countries have seen a downturn in their economic fortunes due to high inflation and a sharp devaluation of their currencies.

Egypt, one of the emerging world’s most-indebted countries and the IMF’s second-biggest borrower after Argentina, also devalued its currency by over 35% to open the door for additional loans from the International Monetary Fund.

According to the IMF’s World Economic Outlook, Nigeria’s gross domestic product is estimated at $253 billion based on current prices this year, trailing Algeria’s at $267 billion, Egypt’s at $348 billion, and South Africa’s at $373 billion.

Below are the 10 largest economies in Africa in 2024 according to IMF:

RankCountryGDP (billions)
1South Africa$373bn
2Egypt$347bn
3Algeria$266bn
4Nigeria$252bn
5Ethiopia$205bn
6Morocco$152bn
7Kenya$104bn
8Angola$92bn
9Cote D’ Ivoire$86bn
10Tanzania$79bn

 

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