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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 50120, member: 636"] Ghana just scored another huge cash boost from money lenders around the world. The International Monetary Fund handed over 367 million dollars after checking how the African country handles its finances. This latest payment brings Ghana's total borrowing to 2.3 billion dollars since the program started back during May 2023. IMF bosses said Ghana fixed problems from last year and put better spending controls into place. The West African nation needed help after going broke during 2022. Ghana's money troubles are finally turning around thanks to smart government moves and rising gold prices. The country's inflation dropped to 13.7 percent during June which marked the lowest level seen for over three years. Ghana's currency jumped 42 percent against the American dollar this year and helped keep prices under control. The economy expanded 5.3 percent during the first three months of 2025 compared to just 3.6 percent before that period. Gold mining and cocoa farming pushed the growth numbers higher. Bank officials might cut interest rates later this year because prices are cooling down across the country. Ghana currently has some of the highest real interest rates among 58 nations that Bloomberg tracks around the globe. The government adopted tough spending rules and better money management systems to stay on track with IMF requirements. Higher gold prices helped Ghana build up foreign currency reserves and strengthen its financial position. New leadership remains committed to keeping government spending under tight control. [/QUOTE]

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