The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has unexpectedly amended its Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) policy, transitioning from a dynamic system to…
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Bank of Ghana Assures Stability Amidst Cedi Depreciation
The Bank of Ghana affirms its robust reserves and strategy to counter cedi depreciation, ensuring market stability and confidence.
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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…
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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.
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IMF Defends Bank of Ghana’s Multi-Billion Cedi Losses as Necessary for Economic Stabilization
The IMF defends the Bank of Ghana's multi-billion cedi losses, stating aggressive monetary tightening was crucial for economic stabilization.
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IMF Defends Bank of Ghana’s Substantial Losses as Necessary Economic Stabilisation Measure
The IMF defends the Bank of Ghana's significant financial losses, stating they were essential for stabilizing Ghana's economy and yielded…
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IMF Defends Bank of Ghana’s Monetary Policy Amidst Operational Losses
The IMF defends Bank of Ghana's monetary policy, affirming its prudent actions to stabilize the economy despite reported operational losses.
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Bank of Ghana Holds Policy Rate, Signaling Upward Inflation Trend Amidst Global Shocks
The Bank of Ghana maintains its policy rate, signaling a likely inflation surge amid global economic pressures.
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Ghana’s Treasury Bill Auction Sees Undersubscription Amidst Marginal Rate Declines
Explore why Ghana's recent treasury bill auction fell short of its target amid moderate investor demand and slight rate declines.
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Bank of Ghana Assures of Reduced Losses in 2026 Following 2025’s Significant Operating Deficit
Bank of Ghana assures a significant reduction in operating losses for 2026, following a substantial GH¢15.6 billion deficit in 2025.
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