Bank of Ghana continues rate cuts as inflation moderates—what it means for your wallet
Ghana's central bank has slashed its policy rate by 11 percentage points, signalling sustained economic recovery and cheaper borrowing ahead.
Ghana's Banking Sector Splits on Rate Pass-Through: Universal Banks Outpace Community Lenders
New CIB Ghana survey reveals stark disparities in how interest rate cuts reach borrowers across Ghana's banking system.
Ghana's Banking Divide: Big Banks Passing Rate Cuts to Customers, Smaller Lenders Lag Behind
A CIB Ghana survey reveals universal banks are transmitting lower interest rates to borrowers faster than community and microfinance institutions.
Ghana's borrowing costs plunge: T-bill yields halve since late 2024 as debt restructuring gains traction
Ghana's treasury bill interest rates have collapsed dramatically, with one-year yields falling 19 percentage points since December 2024, signalling improved investor confidence in the nation's debt recovery.
Ghana's T-bill costs plunge 19% as debt restructuring gains traction, but Middle East tensions loom
Treasury bill yields have dropped sharply since December 2024, easing Ghana's domestic debt burden, though geopolitical risks threaten sustained relief.
Ghana's Borrowing Costs Continue to Ease as Reference Rate Hits 10.04% in October
The Ghana Reference Rate falls to 10.04%, offering relief to variable-rate borrowers as lending conditions soften.
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'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%.
Bank of Ghana Expected to Hold Policy Rate at 14% as Inflation Concerns Persist
Market analysts predict BoG will maintain its 14% policy rate in September despite economic headroom, citing external risks.
Ghana's Treasury Bill Auction Smashes Target as Investor Confidence Drives Rates Down
Government secures GH¢4.88bn from oversubscribed T-bill auction, with yields falling sharply across all tenors.
BoG Governor Says 14% Rate Sufficient to Manage Inflation as Currency Stability Pledged
Ghana's central bank chief signals current monetary policy stance adequate for price stability amid ongoing FX market reforms.
Government Overshoots T-bill Target as One-Year Yields Push Toward 13%
Ghana's government exceeded its treasury bill target by 73% in latest auction, with one-year yields climbing to 12.98%.