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ghanas numbers look good but is the economy actually healing

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Ghana's macroeconomic stabilization (IMF program, lower inflation, debt reduction) is positive for sovereign credit and FX reserves, but structural issues (poverty, unemployment, low manufacturing share) persist. The commercial mechanism is weak: no specific company, commodity, or supply chain channel is directly affected. The article is a general economic assessment without concrete commercial triggers.

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  • Inflation dropped from 54% (late 2022) to 3.4% (April 2026).
  • GDP growth reached 6% in 2025.
  • Debt-to-GDP ratio improved from 92.4% to ~53% via IMF program.
  • Over 53% of Ghanaians live below poverty line.
  • Youth unemployment (20-24) at 36.6%.

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