World Bank: Ghana faces about US$6.4bn of Eurobond maturities between 2027 and 2030

On October 8, 2026 the World Bank's October 2026 Africa Economic Update reported that Ghana faces roughly US$6.4 billion in sovereign Eurobond principal maturing between 2027 and 2030, concentrating near‑term rollover risk on restructured instruments issued after the 2024 debt exchange.

The concentration of roughly US$6.4bn of Eurobond principal in 2027–2030 raises Ghana-specific rollover risk: restructured bonds coming due could face spread premia if market access tightens. That pressure can transmit to the cedi and raise USD funding costs for Ghanaian corporates with external debt, though actual near‑term refinancing outcomes will depend on market appetite, fiscal policy and IMF/creditor engagement.

Monitor IMF programme reviews, Ghana debt‑management announcements and 2027 issuance/refinancing plans within three months.