PwC Analysis: Strait of Hormuz Blockade Threatens Ghana's Economic Recovery

A PwC analysis warns that a potential Strait of Hormuz blockade could unravel Ghana's macroeconomic recovery by 2026, as the economy remains vulnerable to external shocks despite recent gains.

24 Mar, 17:36 — 24 Mar, 17:36

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What a Strait of Hormuz Blockade could mean for Ghana’s economy in 2026 – A PwC analysis

Despite an impressive macroeconomic recovery in 2025, the structure of Ghana’s economy has not changed enough to cushion it from external shocks. The Strait of Hormuz choke therefore risks unwinding many of the hard-won gains of the last almost 15 months.

By Charles Nixon

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