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Ghana’s inflation has dropped from a staggering 54% in 2022 to just 13.7% by mid-2025 — a major win under the IMF program. But despite this success, the IMF now says the Bank of Ghana should keep interest rates high.

Just weeks ago, the same IMF warned Ghana to stop defending the cedi in the forex market. Now they say don’t cut rates either?

In this video, we break down:

Why the IMF keeps shifting its stance

The numbers behind Ghana’s inflation and interest rates

What this means for Ghana’s economy, businesses, and your pocket

And why the IMF may be more confused than confident

Is the IMF losing control of its own policy advice? Or is Ghana just moving too fast for them to keep up?
Watch, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments. Ghana’s economic story is just getting interesting.

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