A US-based firm reports that interest payments will average a substantial 20% of Ghana's government revenue over the next four years. This high percentage, however, is expected to see some reduction due to several factors. These include the effects of ongoing debt restructuring efforts within Ghana. Furthermore, the firm anticipates that the cedi’s exchange rate will appreciate in 2025, easing some financial pressure. Lower local currency financing costs, driven by falling inflation and interest rates reaching multiyear lows, will also contribute to this anticipated decrease. These improvements are crucial for Ghana’s economic outlook as it navigates its financial challenges.