Ghana's gold trading program faces scrutiny; experts urge efficiency to boost investor confidence and financial stability.
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Bank of Ghana’s Negative Equity: A Policy Stability, Not Insolvency, Says MP
An MP clarifies that the Bank of Ghana's negative equity signifies policy stability, not insolvency, assuring its ability to maintain…
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Think Tank Demands IMF Clarity on Bank of Ghana’s GHC 15.6 Billion Loss
Accra, Ghana – The Institute of Economic Research and Public Policy (IERPP) has publicly called on the International Monetary Fund…
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Bank of Ghana Faces Scrutiny Over Accounting Losses and Policy Solvency Debate
Explore the Bank of Ghana's accounting losses and expert views on its ability to maintain monetary policy and macroeconomic stability.
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Bank of Ghana Asserts Financial Solvency Despite Significant Operating Loss and Negative Equity
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has affirmed its capacity to fulfill its monetary policy responsibilities, despite reporting a GH¢15.6 billion…
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Bank of Ghana Refutes Minority Claims on 2025 Audited Accounts
Bank of Ghana refutes minority claims on its 2025 audited accounts, clarifying financial statements, reserve management, and gold sales.
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GOLDBOD’s 2025 Financials Mask GH¢9 Billion Loss at Bank of Ghana
Discover how GOLDBOD's strong 2025 financials hide a massive GH¢9 billion loss for the Bank of Ghana from its gold…
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Parliamentary Majority Rebuts Minority’s Claims on Bank of Ghana Financial Loss
Ghana's Parliamentary Majority rejects Minority claims that the Bank of Ghana understated its 2025 financial loss, insisting on accurate audited…
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Bank of Ghana Navigates Financial Tightrope Amidst Record Losses and Strategic Goals
Explore how the Bank of Ghana navigates record $1.25 billion losses and a widening capital hole amidst strategic goals and…
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Chamber of Mines Disputes GoldBod CEO’s Forex Repatriation Claims
Ghana Chamber of Mines disputes GoldBod CEO's claims regarding large-scale miners' forex repatriation, calling the 20% figure misleading.
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