Ghana considering 30% ‘haircut’ on foreign bonds, deputy minister says
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Ghana’s government is considering a 30% ‘haircut’ on foreign bonds, and the suspension of interest rate payments to domestic bondholders in 2023 as part of debt restructuring efforts, deputy finance minister John Kumah said on private radio station JoyFM on Thursday.
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