IMF Exit: Ghanaians now expect stable utility tariffs and exchange rate, less taxes, lower cost of living

A cross-section of Ghanaians have expressed unanimous views on economic indicators they expect to significantly improve to enhance business and livelihoods, following Ghana's conclusion of its latest IMF programme. The IMF last week announced that Ghana had concluded its Extended Credit Facility programme, and transited into another, the Policy Coordination Instrument, a non-financing programme, which also allows the IMF to supervise the government's policies with some form of restrictions e...

By Isaac Yeboah