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世界银行对 Ghana 经济表现的显著改善表示赞赏，但同时提醒该国政府需深化改革并采取切实措施，确保发展成果得以巩固，并转化为就业机会、投资增长和民生改善。\n\n这一警示收录于昨日在 Accra 发布的第10期《Ghana 经济简报》中，本次简报的主题为“重塑增长：维持宏观经济复苏与释放交通转型潜力”。\n\n世界银行 Ghana、Liberia 和 Sierra Leone 局长 Dr Robert Taliercio 表示，Ghana 从2022年危机中的经济复苏是“真实且可衡量的”，但该国尚未完全走出困境。\n\n他指出：“Ghana 正处于一个拐点。从2022年危机中实现的复苏是真实且可衡量的，但这也提出了一个更严峻的问题：这种复苏能否持久？”\n\nDr Taliercio 表示，当前做出的抉择将决定过去两年取得的成果是转化为持久的经济转型，还是在面临新的经济冲击时不堪一击。\n\n他指出，该国经济在2025年增长了6%，创下2019年以来的最快增速，并在2026年第一季度进一步加速至6.4%。\n\n此外，通胀率从2025年2月的23.2%大幅降至2026年3月的3.2%，随后在2026年7月回稳至4.6%；与此同时，公共债务占GDP的比例也从2024年的70.3%降至2025年底的49%。

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The World Bank has commended Ghana for the significant improvement in its economic performance but cautioned the government to strengthen reforms and put in place measures to ensure that the gains are sustained and translated into jobs, investment and improved living conditions.

The caution was contained in the Ghana 10th Economic Update, launched in Accra yesterday on the theme: 'Reset for Growth: Sustaining Macroeconomic Recovery and Unlocking Transport for Transformation.'

The World Bank Divisional Head for Ghana, Liberia and Sierra Leone, Dr Robert Taliercio, said Ghana's economic recovery from the 2022 crisis was "real and measurable", but the country was not yet out of the woods.

"Ghana stands at an inflection point. The recovery from the 2022 crisis is real and measurable, but it also raises a harder question: Is it built to last?" he asked.

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Dr Taliercio said the choices made now would determine whether the gains recorded over the past two years translated into durable transformation or became fragile in the face of another economic shock.

He noted that the economy grew by six per cent in 2025, the fastest pace since 2019, and accelerated further to 6.4 per cent in the first quarter of 2026.

Inflation also fell sharply from 23.2 per cent in February 2025 to 3.2 per cent in March 2026, before settling at 4.6 per cent in July 2026, while public debt declined from 70.3 per cent of GDP in 2024 to 49 per cent at the end of 2025.

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