Bank of Ghana May Cut Rates Again if Fuel Costs Stabilise, Analysts Say
The Bank of Ghana could resume cutting interest rates later in 2026 if rising fuel and energy costs ease, though inflation expectations remain the key trigger.
Ghana Gold Board smashes September FX target with $1.87bn haul from artisanal mining
GoldBod exceeded its monthly foreign exchange target by $470m in September, bolstering Ghana's reserves and market stability.
Ghana's Gold Reserve Strategy Carries Heavy Price Tag, S&P Warns of Fiscal Risks
S&P Global warns that Ghana's reserve and gold accumulation programme could cost 0.8%-2.6% of GDP annually, threatening recent financial gains.
Ghana's Interest Payments to Stabilise at 20% of Revenue as Debt Crisis Eases
S&P Global forecasts Ghana's interest payments will average 20% of government revenue over four years, marking a sharp recovery from the 2021 crisis peak of 48%.
BoG Second Deputy Governor takes seat on Ghana Gold Board amid governance shake-up
Central bank appoints Matilda Asante-Asiedu to GoldBod board, resolving conflict-of-interest concerns raised by former Finance Minister.
Matilda Asante-Asiedu appointed to GOLDBOD board as BoG reshuffles representation
Bank of Ghana names senior official to Gold Board following Governor's recent resignation from the body.
Economic Think Tank Presses Finance Ministry and Bank of Ghana Over Depleted Foreign Reserves
IERPP demands transparency on how Ghana's foreign reserves were used during currency pressures and debt obligations.
S&P Keeps Ghana at B-/B Rating with Stable Outlook, but Warns of Debt Service Risks Ahead
Standard & Poor's affirms Ghana's credit rating, citing gold sector strength and fiscal reforms, yet flags central bank weakness and debt vulnerabilities.
Ghana's T-bills auction edges past target as investors show cautious appetite for short-term debt
Government achieves 7.5% oversubscription in latest treasury bill auction, though yields remain elevated across the curve.
Ghana's economy showing strong recovery signals as confidence rebounds across sectors
Bank of Ghana reports positive consumer and business sentiment in August 2026, with economic activity index surging 14.9% annually.
Why Ghana is sticking with cotton notes instead of switching to plastic currency
Bank of Ghana explains tropical climate makes cotton banknotes more practical than polymer alternatives for the nation's currency.
Ghana must stay disciplined as it shifts from IMF rescue to policy review framework
Bank of Ghana Governor warns that maintaining economic discipline is critical as the country transitions from its IMF programme to a new monitoring arrangement.