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By Pete Sadler in Banking — 23 Jul 2023

Ghana's Debt Surges by 20% in Four Months with Addition of Central Bank Loans

Ghana's Debt Surges by 20% in Four Months with Addition of Central Bank Loans
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Ghana’s public debt increased by a fifth in just four months, driven partly by the inclusion of short-term loans from the central bank to the state.

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