Ghana shifts focus from economic stability to creating jobs and fostering growth, ensuring direct benefits for all Ghanaian workers.
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Bank of Ghana Losses Spark Heated Debate on Economic Policy
Bank of Ghana's significant losses are fueling a heated debate among experts on the central bank's economic policies and their…
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Bank of Ghana’s ‘Loss’ Was a Calculated Cost for Economic Stability
Discover how the Bank of Ghana's reported GH¢15.6 billion loss was a strategic cost to stabilize the economy and curb…
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Bank of Ghana’s Multi-Billion Cedi Losses Defended as Necessary Economic Stabilisation Tool
Dalex Finance CEO defends Bank of Ghana's multi-billion cedi losses as crucial for economic stabilization and curbing inflation.
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Bank of Ghana Defends Multi-Billion Cedi Losses as Necessary Economic Stabilisation Cost
Bank of Ghana's multi-billion cedi losses are defended as a necessary cost for economic stabilization and combating inflation.
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Parliamentary Majority Defends Bank of Ghana’s GH¢14.61 Billion Stability Cost Against Minority’s Mismanagement Claims
Ghana's majority defends the Bank of Ghana's GH¢14.61 billion payment to commercial banks as a stability cost, countering minority's mismanagement…
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Bank of Ghana’s Financial Tightrope: Record Reserves Mask Growing Deficit
Explore how the Bank of Ghana's record foreign reserves conceal a growing $9 billion deficit, sparking urgent debate on its…
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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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Ghana’s Inflation Battle: Central Bank’s Costly Victory
Explore the economic costs and trade-offs of Ghana's Central Bank's aggressive fight against soaring inflation, achieving stability but at a…
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Ghana’s Economic Outlook Moderates Amid Geopolitical Tensions, Fitch Solutions Reports
Fitch Solutions revises Ghana's 2026 economic growth to 5.5% due to geopolitical tensions and inflation impacting consumer spending.
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