# Ghana has officially ended its Extended Credit Facility programme with the International Monetary Fund after reporting major economic improvements. The government says fiscal discipline, spending cuts and structural reforms helped stabilise the economy following years of high inflation, debt pressure and currency weakness. Officials report lower inflation, stronger foreign reserves and improved investor confidence. Ghana will continue working with the IMF through a non-financing Policy Coordination Instrument aimed at supporting reforms, boosting credibility and attracting long-term investment.
Ghana finally completes IMF bailout programme