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Ghana's Merchandise Trade (GMT) Statistics

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Ghana's Merchandise Trade (GMT) Statistics

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Check out the latest Ghana's Merchandise Trade (GMT) Statistics

This report examines Ghana's merchandise trade over 21 years, from 2004 to 2025. It tracks what we export and import, whom we trade with, the balance between the two, and how goods move across our borders. Behind these patterns lies a larger question every policymaker, business owner, and citizen should care about: is our trade building the kind of economy we want, one that creates decent jobs, adds value at home, and shares itsgains widely?

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