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The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Ghana has kept its policy rate unchanged at 14.5 per cent.
Speaking at a virtual Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) Meeting Press Conference, Ernest Yedu Addison, the Governor of the central bank said this was due to growth concerns.
Answering questions from journalists he noted that the BoG still needs more time to look at the impact of current development on reserves and the the banking sector.
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