IMF defends GoldBod loss assessment, backs Ghana’s improved economic outlook in 2025

Voicefm Ghana January 16, 2026 1 minute read

The IMF has reaffirmed its assessment that Ghana’s GoldBod incurred US$214 million in quasi-fiscal losses, while expressing confidence in Ghana’s stronger economic performance and recovery outlook for 2025.

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