Tag: Ghana monetary policy

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is facing a critical policy dilemma as fresh projections indicate that inflation could rise above 10 percent by the end of 2026 if global crude ...

The Bank of Ghana has delivered a strong message of optimism to investors, businesses, and Ghanaians after revealing that the heavy financial pressures that shook the Central Bank in 2025 ...

The Bank of Ghana has once again chosen caution over complacency as it kept the Monetary Policy Rate unchanged at 14.0 percent following the conclusion of the Monetary Policy Committee’s ...

Ghana’s economic recovery story has received another significant endorsement following the latest assessment by Fitch Ratings, but the report also carries a strong caution for policymakers.  While the country’s improving ...

Ghana’s long stretch of easing inflation has come to an unexpected halt after the country recorded its first rise in consumer prices in more than a year, signaling that the ...

The Bank of Ghana has recorded a significant drop in the cost of printing and issuing currency, even as the amount of cash circulating in Ghana’s economy climbed to a ...

Fresh concerns have emerged over the financial health of the Bank of Ghana after former Finance Minister and Ranking Member on Parliament’s Finance Committee, Mohammed Amin Adam, formally petitioned the ...

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is widely expected to continue its monetary easing cycle as policymakers weigh improving domestic economic conditions against intensifying global uncertainties.  Market analysts predict that the ...

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has withdrawn approximately GH¢14.6 billion from the financial system through its 14-day bill auction as part of ongoing open market operations aimed at tightening liquidity ...

Ghana’s macroeconomic environment has shown notable improvement in recent months, raising optimism among investors, businesses, and households.  However, the Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Johnson Pandit Asiama, has cautioned ...