01 Mar IMF tells Ghana to adopt new revenue plan before April review
ACCRA, March 2 (Reuters) – Ghana must legislate new measures
to boost revenues by at least 0.5 percent of gross domestic
product before the IMF reviews a $918 million credit deal next
month, the Fund said.
The West African nation must also outline plans to clean up
the financial sector and show stronger commitment to cut debt,
including limiting its next Eurobond for budget support to $500
million, IMF said in a document seen by Reuters.
to boost revenues by at least 0.5 percent of gross domestic
product before the IMF reviews a $918 million credit deal next
month, the Fund said.
The West African nation must also outline plans to clean up
the financial sector and show stronger commitment to cut debt,
including limiting its next Eurobond for budget support to $500
million, IMF said in a document seen by Reuters.
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