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Ghana gold boom triggers backlash as Fitch report fuels inequality debate
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 50344, member: 636"] Ghana stands ready to cash in on record-high gold prices around the world. Fitch Solutions expects the African nation to see massive economic gains from stronger export money. The research company predicts Ghana will also benefit from cheaper energy costs. These two factors will create the perfect storm for economic success. The country can expect its best financial performance in recent history. Fitch Solutions released a new report about Ghana's bright economic future. The experts believe Ghana will achieve a current account surplus of 6.9 percent of GDP during 2025. This would mark the highest surplus the country has ever recorded. High gold earnings will drive most of these gains. Lower energy import bills will add extra support to the positive numbers. The massive surplus will help Ghana protect itself from global economic problems. The country can build up foreign exchange reserves to shield its currency from outside shocks. Businesses and families will feel relief from high import costs that have hurt them for years. The improved trade balance will help control inflation rates across the nation. Ghana's government will have more stable finances to work with. Fitch Solutions kept its 2025 growth forecast at 4.2 percent for Ghana. The analysts credit strong export performance as the main reason for optimism. Gold exports will lead the charge against global economic headwinds. Ghana's mining sector continues to prove its importance to the national economy. The industry remains a vital lifeline during uncertain times worldwide. [/QUOTE]
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