Deloitte Ghana urges prudent fiscal discipline to sustain economic stability in 2027
Deloitte Ghana has called for prudent fiscal discipline for the 2027 fiscal year. This call was contained in the professional services firm’s pre-budget analysis ahead of Ghana’s 2027 budget reading. The firm believes that while real gross domestic product grew by 6.0% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2026, and inflation stood at 5.5% in […]
Deloitte Ghana has urged for fiscal prudence in the 2027 fiscal year, as outlined in their pre-budget analysis. Despite the economy growing by 6.0% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2026, and inflation at 5.5% in October, a balanced fiscal approach is necessary to maintain economic stability. The government's strategy, "New Economy, New Ghana: Jobs and Prosperity," emphasizes productive investment and job creation.
Speaking at the analysis, Deloitte's Country Managing Partner, Daniel Owusu, stressed the importance of improving revenue compliance and exploring alternative funding sources for infrastructure projects. He emphasized that businesses should align their strategies with credible customers and reliable infrastructure to achieve desired economic outcomes.
Deloitte advises that the 2027 Budget should safeguard fiscal discipline while directing investments toward productive enterprises and job creation.
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