Ghana is anticipated to have a GDP of around 100 billion dollars by the end of the year.

Due to favourable economic indicators, Ghana is expected to reach a monetary gross domestic product of approximately $100 billion by the end of the year.

Samuel Akhurst, Director of the Ministry of Finance’s Real Sector Policy Division, says as much.

After the economic rebasing, the nation’s Gross Domestic Product is currently valued at roughly 49 billion dollars.

Speaking at the Deloitte Economic Dialogue in Accra, Samuel Akhurst made a suggestion that Ghana’s GDP and per capita income would rise at the end of the year, perhaps moving the country further into the upper range of the lower middle-income group.

Source: newsthemegh.com