
Economy insulated, but exposed to gold price swings – Fitch
…sees inflation accelerating to 8.8% by year-end
Kingsley Webora TANKEH
Ghana’s economy has largely recovered and is expected to maintain its growth momentum, with strong gold exports and improving fiscal management shielding it from external shocks
Published by Business & Financial Times
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