Policy Priorities Ghana Needs to Sustain Growth Against External Shocks
Ghana requires an upgrade in its policy priorities to sustain the growth and resilience of the economy, going into 2026.
Ghana requires an upgrade in its policy priorities to sustain the growth and resilience of the economy, going into 2026.
The IMF, in its latest Governance Diagnostic Report, identified corruption as the major challenge of governance in Ghana and made recommendations to solve the menace.
IC Research has predicted a drop in November inflation to 6.5% and a further cut of the policy rate due to the persistent Ghana Cedi appreciation and macroeconomic stability.
Ghana’s Central Bank Gold Reserves Surge 35% to 38.04 Tonnes as Reserve-Building Strategy Pays Off
Dr. Adrian Alter, IMF Resident Representative to Ghana, has applauded Ghana’s economic recovery and remarked that the Ghana Cedi’s strength should be maintained as it determines the level of inflation.
Ghana ranked the 8th largest economy in Africa due to macroeconomic stability and resilience.
Effective Governance for Mineral sector transformation.
Sheikh Aremeyaw questions Ghana Mineral contracts.
According to new projections from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the UK is set to be the second-fastest-growing of the world's most advanced economies this year. The G7 are seven ...
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has announced plans to inject USD 1.15 billion into the foreign exchange (FX) market this month in an aggressive bid to stabilize the local currency ...