– ACCRA, Ghana
The Government of Ghana successfully made a $700 million Eurobond repayment ahead of schedule, the Ministry of Finance announced today July 6, 2026. The payment, made on July 2, 2026, included $525.2 million in principal and $174.8 million in interest. It was executed through planned financing arrangements without putting pressure on the country’s foreign exchange reserves.
With this repayment, Ghana’s total Eurobond repayments to holders have reached $2.1 billion since January 2025. These payments are part of the country’s commitments under the Debt-for-Eurobond Exchange Program, which followed the successful restructuring completed in October 2024.
This action reflects the government’s increased fiscal discipline and its continued commitment to meeting its international debt obligations. This helps restore credibility with investors and supports overall macroeconomic stability within the framework of the IMF-supported program.
Analysts consider these timely payments a positive sign for Ghana’s sovereign solvency. The government has also activated sinking funds to prepare for future debt service obligations through 2028.
As Ghana continues its economic recovery, these achievements in timely debt repayment demonstrate the authorities’ capacity and determination to meet their commitments to creditors in a transparent and systematic manner, as confirmed by official statements from the Ministry of Finance.