Ghana: Fiscal, monetary policy to act as a shock absorber
Higher crude oil revenues are likely to allow Ghana’s government to loosen fiscal policy which, taken together with the lagged impact of the large monetary easing cycle, should support the economy. We think growth will hold steady at an above consensus 5.8-6.0% in the near-term.
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