Fitch

Gold sector strengthens Ghana’s growth and external position – Fitch

BoG to pause policy rate easing cycle – Fitch

Fitch upgrades Ghana’s credit rating amid global uncertainty, economic turbulence

African banks could be affected in prolonged Iran war; central banks may tighten policy rate – Fitch

Ghana’s oil trade position close to net neutral in near term – Fitch

Ghana less exposed to global oil disruptions — Fitch

Sustained higher oil prices to add to cross-sector credit pressure – Fitch

Fitch affirms Ghana’s LT Instruments at ‘B-‘; assigns recovery rating of ‘RR4’

Crude oil price to average $70 per barrel in 2026 if… – Fitch

Global economic growth to remain steady if oil price shock is not prolonged – Fitch

Fitch affirms Bank of Africa at ‘BB’, outlook stable

Fitch solutions tips Ghana for stronger growth in 2026 despite Sahel security risks

Lending rates will continue to fall; NPLs also to decline – Fitch

Ghanaian banks profitability to fall sharply on lower interest rates – Fitch

Fitch raises world growth forecasts for 2025

Nigerian banks to exit longstanding forbearance by end-2025 – Fitch

Weakening global growth to raise credit risks for emerging market issuers

6 banks will merge or be acquired by well-capitalised banks – Fitch

Most Ghanaian banks to be capital-compliant when forbearance ends – Fitch Ratings

Latest Fitch upgrade reflected NPP legacy, not NDC gov’t’s doing – Minority

Advisory | Ghana’s credit ratings upgrade: A vote of confidence, but not a passport to borrow

Failure to re-open local bond market, others to weigh on Ghana’s rating – Fitch

Markets react to budgets, not spending – Sharif Mahmud Khalid on Fitch Upgrade

Sinking fund reactivation is our insurance – Economic Advisor Sharif Mahmud Khalid on Fitch upgrade

Analysis: Fitch upgrade signals turning point for Ghana’s economy, but risks persist

Mahama attributes Fitch upgrade of Ghana to prudent economic management

Fitch upgrade: Finance Minister promises full revival of Ghana’s economy

Minority Caucus welcomes Fitch upgrade but flags risks to 2025 Budget credibility

Ghana’s inflation to average 15% in 2025 – Fitch

Ghana’s public debt to fall to 60% in 2025, 2026 – Fitch

US tariffs raise US recession risks, threaten global economic outlook – Fitch

Global growth to slowdown to 2.3% in 2025 – Fitch

Ghana’s external debt restructuring to conclude early 2025; to lead to rating upgrade – Fitch

Nigerian banks make significant progress to meet new capital requirement; Access, Zenith meet requirement – Fitch

Ghana’s external debt restructuring has had little impact on banks capitalisation – Fitch

Outlook of Sub-Saharan African countries to be neutral in 2025 – Fitch

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