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Budget 2022 and Ghana’s Public Debt: The Plan to Achieve Debt Sustainability

Ghana’s parliament approved the 2022 budget on November 30th, 2021, reversing an earlier rejection by opposition lawmakers after MPs from the majority side staged a walkout. Budget 2022 has been the most contentious in recent history. At the center of the contention is the new 1.75% levy on all electronic transactions including mobile money (Momo) […]

2022 Budget: Projected 42.9% increment in revenue necessary for debt sustainability – Tesah Capital

Ghana 2022 Budget - Tesah Capital

Asset management company, Tesah Capital, has described as bold and necessary for debt sustainability, government’s plan to raise GHS100.5 billion in total revenue for the 2022 fiscal year.            Tesah Capital notes the projected revenue which represents a 42.9 percentage points increment (GHS30.5 billion) on the 2021 revenue outturn of GHS70.34 billion will increase the revenue […]

Ghana 2021 Q1 Financial Update

Tesah Capital Limited’s Research examines major themes in financial markets, performance and statistics of the stock and bond market in Ghana in this quarterly market update.Key Insights• Performance of key economic variable.• General performance of the fixed income and equity market. Click here to download the full report.

On Ghana’s 2021 budget and a looming debt crisis

Tesah Debt

The highlights of the budget presented to parliament on Friday 12th March 2021 were the size of Ghana’s debt to GDP ratio and the introduction of new taxes and levies. The provisional debt stock as at end-December 2020 which stood at nominal figure of GH¢291,614 million, representing 76.1% of GDP is the largest since 2000. […]

Recent Trends in Portfolio Flows– Should Local Investors be Concerned?

Data from the Central Securities Depository (CSD) indicated a strong resumption of capital flows into the capital markets throughout the fourth quarter of 2020 (see Fig. 1 below). Some analysts attributed the strong capital inflows to increased optimism about Ghana’s economic growth, amid easing trade tensions between the United States and China. Some analysts have […]