Accra, Ghana – The Bank of Ghana Governor, Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, revealed that escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle…
Read More
Ghana’s FMCG Market Shows Robust 15% Value Growth in Q1 2026, Driven by Resurgent Consumer Confidence
Ghana's FMCG market saw robust 15% value growth in Q1 2026, fueled by rising consumer confidence and a return to…
Read More
Ghana to Fund Cocoa Purchases with $1 Billion Domestic Bond, Reducing Foreign Dependency
Ghana will fund cocoa purchases with a $1 billion domestic bond, boosting local markets and cutting foreign reliance.
Read More
Bank of Ghana Holds Policy Rate at 14% Amidst Global Uncertainty and Inflation Fears
Ghana's central bank keeps its policy rate at 14% to combat inflation and global uncertainty, navigating a complex economic landscape.
Read More
Ghana Declares End to IMF Bailouts as Economy Surpasses $100 Billion Milestone
Ghana's economy surpasses $100 billion, leading to the end of IMF bailouts and signaling a new era of financial independence…
Read More
Ghana Faces Inevitable Tax Hikes Amidst Growing Revenue Shortfall
Ghana faces inevitable tax hikes in its mid-year budget as government spending outpaces revenue despite strong economic growth. Learn why.
Read More
Ghana’s Economy Poised for Strong Growth, AfDB Projects 5% GDP Expansion by 2026
Ghana's economy is set for strong growth, with AfDB forecasting 5% GDP expansion by 2026, driven by easing inflation and…
Read More
Gold Prices Tumble to Two-Month Low Amid Renewed US-Iran Tensions and Inflation Fears
Gold prices hit a two-month low as US-Iran tensions escalate and inflation fears rise, impacting global market stability. Learn more.
Read More
IMF Defends Bank of Ghana’s Tight Monetary Policy Amidst Significant Losses
The IMF defends the Bank of Ghana's tight monetary policy as crucial for stability, despite the central bank reporting significant…
Read More
IMF Defends Bank of Ghana’s Tight Monetary Policy Amidst GH¢15.6 Billion Loss
The IMF defends the Bank of Ghana's tight monetary policy as crucial for stability, despite a significant GH¢15.6 billion loss.
Read More
