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Government open to borrow more from IMF – EIU
NDC 'wasted everybody's time' with IMF programme - Majority castigates
IMF deal was a waste of time - Assibey-Yeboah
Ghanaian banks face high asset risks, despite solid capital buffers - Moody's
IMF extension may delay disbursements – Dr. Assibey
Government begins negotiations to extend IMF deal
Economy deteriorated in 2016 - IMF
IMF deal: New targets imminent
Govt courting IMF sympathy to borrow more - Isaac Adongo
Ghana risks IMF sanction over ‘GHS7bn loophole’
Renegotiate IMF deal - Economist tells government
IMF to get tough over GH¢7bn expenditure gap – Economist
Dearth of lecturers hurting universities - Legon VC
Majority expresses fears Ghana may be fined by IMF
Industrial commodity prices to surge in 2017
Savings deposits surpass fixed deposits
Gov’t / IMF renegotiation is critical
Business Ministry to make Ghana competitive globally – World Bank
Sub-Saharan Africa’s growth to pick at 2.9% in 2017 - World Bank says
Nigeria: W’Bank – Nigeria’s Economy to Rebound, Grow By 1% in 2017
PLAYBACK: Finance minister holds media briefing
Change of gov’t in Ghana won’t affect bailout deal – IMF
Ghana, best place to do business in West Africa - World Bank report
Ghana in serious debt crisis - Report
IMF urges more spending cuts
Ghana makes progress in management of economy - IMF
Favourable economic outlook for Ghana is conditional - IMF
Tackling inequality vital to ending extreme poverty by 2030 – World Bank
Ghana, other African countries not at risk of 'HIPC' - World Bank boss
Ghana riding on bumpy path to economic recovery - IMF
Government to miss out on end of year GDP target - IMF
IMF warns of possible full-blown financial, economic crises in Ghana