Ghana’s public debt stock went up by ¢9 billion in July 2022 to ¢402.4 billion, the October 2022 Bank of Ghana Summary of Economic and Financial Data has revealed. This is equivalent to 68% of Gross Domestic Product, and is in sharp contrast to the projected 10.3% of debt to GDP ratio by the World Bank. According to the data, the external debt remained largely unchanged at $28 billion, equivalent to 35.8% of GDP. The domestic debt however has been going up since January 2022 because of the significant borrowing by the government in the domestic financial market. It stood at ¢190.3 billion in July 2022, from ¢190.1 billion in June 2022. SEND A STORY: Do you have a story for us or need a promotion / advertisement? Submit them via our email dannyboy744@gmail.com and via on +233 266777777 Post navigation Link between raw materials, industrial pursuit must be established — NDPC Moody’s and Fitch: Ghana’s big tormenters
