Cedi to Break Winds as Year Ends in an Astounding Performance
Due to the Ghanaian Cedi’s historic appreciation performance over the past months, it is set to end the year with an annual appreciation, never recorded in the last eighteen years.
Due to the Ghanaian Cedi’s historic appreciation performance over the past months, it is set to end the year with an annual appreciation, never recorded in the last eighteen years.
Dr. Ato Forson assures Ghanaians of the feasibility and measurability of the 2026 Budget through the numbers and impact across the country, while Prof. Bokpin applauds and urges the government ...
Ghana ranked the 8th largest economy in Africa due to macroeconomic stability and resilience.
Ghana’s economic reset is showing clear signs of progress at both macroeconomic and microeconomic levels, according to reflections shared by economist and political risk analyst, Dr. Theo Acheampong. His assessment ...
President John Dramani Mahama has laid out an ambitious roadmap to reposition Ghana’s economy, vowing to reset the nation’s development trajectory through transparency, discipline, and a renewed compact with the ...
In a bold step toward strengthening Ghana’s economic governance and restoring fiscal discipline, the Ministry of Finance has announced the passage of the Public Financial Management (Amendment) Act, 2025. This ...
Ghana’s energy sector is facing a dire financial crisis, with the government set to pay a staggering $1.1 billion to ENI in 2025 alone. This payment covers monthly invoices, letter ...
Ghana’s economic performance under the International Monetary Fund (IMF) program has exhibited a steady decline over successive reviews, with key quantitative performance criteria likely being missed, according to an analysis ...
In a scathing assessment, he challenged the claim that the current administration’s IMF program failed to restrain economic mismanagement, arguing that such a statement undermines the credibility of the IMF ...
Ghana’s ability to borrow externally in 2025 has been significantly constrained under a borrowing cap set by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), limiting the country to no more than $250 ...