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Outbound overnight visitors spent up to GH₵3.4bn in 2023 – GSS survey reveals

Producer price inflation increases to 3.2% in September 2025

Cross-border informal trade in 2024 Q4 estimated at GH₵7.4bn – GSS

Ghana Statistical Service marks World Statistics Day with call for inclusive, quality data use

Fitch Solutions anticipates robust economic growth for remainder of 2025

Ghana’s monthly economic growth slows to 4.5% in July 2025 – GSS

Businesses urged to leverage GSS data for corporate strategy – AB & David Senior Partner

GSS to publish Regional and District GDP figures after 2026 rebasing

Stakeholders at Africa Business Conversation urge GSS to produce sector specific data

Ghana’s Tourism Sector attracts GH¢15.42bn from international visitors: new GSS survey establishes

Ghana’s growing employment remains unsecured in the informal sector – GSS

Ghana’s unemployment rate drops slightly, youth joblessness remains high – GSS

Data must be treated as “core infrastructure” to achieve SDG 8 – Government Statistician

Producer price inflation falls to 5.9%, lowest since November 2023

Former TUC Gen. Sec. Dr. Yaw Baah chairs re-constituted Board of Ghana Statistical Service

GSS seeks cooperation for integrated business survey to boost economic planning

GSS launches national in-depth business data collection after nationwide training of field officers

Producer price inflation falls sharply to 10.25% in May 2025, lowest since Nov. 2023

Economy grew by 5.3% in quarter one 2025

GSS study finds higher bribery rates among men in Ghana

18% of Ghanaians paid bribes for public service in 2024 – GSS report

Producer inflation tumbles to 18.5% in April 2025 – GSS

GSS completes training of field officers ahead of quarterly Labour Force Survey

GSS begins nationwide Quarterly Labour Force Survey on May 17

Producer price inflation for March eases to 24.4%

92.3% of businesses in Ghana remain informal – GSS

Bawumia’s digitalisation agenda proven right – Franklin Cudjoe

Ghana’s economy estimated at GH¢1.17trn in 2024 – GSS

Gold, cocoa and oil constitute 83.4 % of Ghana’s export – GSS

Greater Accra, Bono regions lead in women’s status rankings – GSS Report

2024 Ghana Trade Report reveals a strong economic outlook, expanding global opportunities

Higher proportion of urban employees work excessively affecting productivity, their health – GSS report

Informal sector makes up 80% of Ghana’s workforce; its contribution to GDP only 27.4%

Employment opportunities in Ghana not enough – GSS

Average earnings in Ghana increased at a slower pace than productivity growth – GSS

Labour productivity grew faster than technology-based changes in output – GSS report reveals

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