International Monetary Fund has confirmed that Ghana has successfully exited its $3 billion Extended Credit Facility (ECF) programme after reportedly meeting key macroeconomic and fiscal targets ahead of the original 2028 timeline.
The development marks the end of the country’s financial bailout arrangement with the IMF, which was introduced to help stabilize Ghana’s economy amid rising debt, inflation, and currency pressures. Officials say the early exit reflects improving economic conditions and ongoing recovery efforts.
