Ghana's Resource Debate: Why Local Ownership of Gold and Oil Must Matter More
Economic voices argue Ghana must strengthen local control over its gold and oil sectors to drive genuine wealth creation.
Ghana's T-bill boom signals investor caution, risks private sector squeeze
Rising government security demand crowds out private investment as Ghanaian businesses struggle for funding access.
IMF Upgrade Recognition of Progress, but Ghana Must Stay Fiscally Disciplined — Jackson
Economist Joe Jackson warns that Ghana's IMF upgrade signals progress, not resolution of debt challenges.
Expert urges Ghana to scrutinise COCOBOD Bill content over procedural concerns
Industry analyst Edward Kareweh says Ghanaians should focus on the substance of proposed cocoa reforms, not just consultation methods.
Ghana's refining push offers no quick fix to global fuel shocks, says energy expert
Local refineries can only meet 60% of demand even at full capacity, leaving Ghana vulnerable to international price swings.
Don't Rest on Laurels: Analyst Warns Ghana Against Complacency Despite IMF Debt Upgrade
Finance expert cautions government to sustain fiscal discipline as Ghana's debt-to-GDP ratio approaches 50 per cent threshold.
Ghana's small-scale gold sector pumps $10.8bn into economy, strengthens cedi reserves
Ghana Gold Board chief reveals artisanal mining generated over $10.8bn in forex, bolstering reserves and currency stability.
Ghana's Treasury Bill Auction Smashes Target as Investors Rush to Lend to Government
Government receives nearly GHC12bn in bids for GHC6.2bn borrowing target, signalling strong investor confidence in debt securities.
Oil Price Surge Driven by Middle East Tensions—What It Means for Ghana's Energy Costs
Citi raises Brent crude outlook to $80 amid prolonged U.S.-Iran conflict, signalling sustained pressure on global oil prices affecting Ghana's fuel and electricity bills.
IMF warns Ghana energy sector remains fiscal burden despite debt reduction gains
The IMF cautions that Ghana's energy sector shortfall persists at US$1.1 billion despite progress in reducing legacy debt and improving collections.
Ghana risks IMF return unless ECG and state firms fix deep-rooted inefficiencies, economist warns
Professor Godfred Bokpin cautions that ongoing losses in state enterprises could trigger another IMF intervention if reform momentum stalls.
Ghana's bond market surges 177% as investors bet on IMF relief and budget support
Secondary bond market turnover jumped to GH¢5.01bn last week, driven by portfolio rebalancing and anticipated IMF disbursement.