Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam, Minister of Finance and Abena Osei Asare, Deputy Finance Minister
Ghana’s Ministry of Finance plans to shift from short-term debt reliance towards long-term Eurobond issuance to strengthen fiscal stability.
During the IMF/World Bank meetings, a Ministry spokesperson highlighted that recent bond restructuring has eased domestic and external obligations, benefiting the national budget.
While high inflation in 2022 hindered bond issuance, inflation has since halved, creating a favorable environment for future bond opportunities, particularly for 2025.
The Ministry aims to address rising interest costs on T-bills by fostering a stable, diversified funding strategy, thereby reinforcing fiscal resilience and reducing dependence on short-term borrowing.
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