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Article IV Staff Reports
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Projected % Change
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2013
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2014
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Real GDP
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6.9
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6.8
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Consumer Prices
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8.4
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8.2
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Source: World Economic Outlook (April 2013)
Please refer to more recent PIN/Staff reports on this country for possible revisions.
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Ghana: Financial Position in the Fund
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Ghana and the IMF
Updated May 9, 2013
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| IMF Survey Online |
| February 28, 2012 -- IMF Survey: IMF Promotes Better Economic Data in Africa
The IMF is helping a group of sub-Saharan African countries produce and disseminate higher-frequency data on economic growth.
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| February 17, 2010 -- IMF Survey: Oil Offers Hope of Middle-Income Status for Ghana
In the next few years Ghana will become an oil producer. If the country uses its new-found oil wealth wisely, it could achieve middle-income status within 10 years, IMF projections show. IMF mission chief for Ghana Peter Allum talks in an interview about Ghana's prospects.
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| March 05, 2009 -- IMF Survey: Poor Countries Need Extra Help to Get Through Global Crisis
A new IMF study finds that at least $25 billion in urgent concessional financing will be needed this year to help low-income countries affected by the deepening global economic crisis and prevent millions from falling back into poverty.
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| January 03, 2008 -- IMF Survey: More Investors Turn to Sub-Saharan Africa
International investors, increasingly interested in emerging and developing countries worldwide, are turning to sub-Saharan Africa in their search for yield, diversification, and potential. Some market analysts see in Africa a new asset class—a "frontier emerging market."
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