Tag: Monetary policy

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has revised its end-year inflation target for 2025 from an earlier projection of 16% down to 12%. The Bank of Ghana (BoG) Governor Dr. Johnson ...

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Dr. Johnson Asiama, has commenced his first Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting today, March 24, 2025, to assess the country’s economy and ...

Addressing key issues such as fiscal policy mismanagement, weak monetary policy responses, and the persistent struggles of the private sector,

The appointment of Dr. Johnson Asiama as the First Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana has been met with widespread praise from financial and economic experts. His vast experience ...

Ghana’s inflation remains a critical economic concern as recent trends highlight structural issues demanding complementary fiscal measures. The December 2024 inflation report, titled “Beyond the Bullseye” by IC Research, emphasizes ...

Dr. John Kwakye, an Economist and Director of Research at the Institute of Economic Affairs, has raised a key question regarding the Bank of Ghana’s financial health.  He questioned how, ...

Ghana's financial landscape has seen notable developments, especially with the anticipated International Monetary Fund (IMF) inflow of $360 million. Financial Economist Professor Lord Mensah, in an extensive interview, dissected the ...

Gold prices have been resilient, holding steady near their all-time high as investors keenly await signals from the U.S. Federal Reserve regarding future interest rate cuts. The yellow metal has ...

Ghana’s battle against inflation has reached a critical milestone, with annual inflation slowing to a 28-month low in July 2024. This development marks a significant achievement in the central bank’s ...

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has highlighted the financial challenges associated with high interest rates, particularly emphasizing their impact on Open Market Operations (OMOs). OMOs, a key tool used by ...