Mpc

All 6 MPC members voted for policy rate hold of 14%, citing inflation outlook concerns

Bond market: Turnover falls 67.70% to GH¢404.41m

Current account surplus: quarter one 2026 exceeds 2025 period by US$652m

MPC opens 130th meeting to review Ghana’s economy

Ghana’s economy still resilient despite difficult external environment – BoG

BoG has no separate financial stability committee to check systemic risks – IMF

Ghana’s domestic debt increased by GH¢24bn to GH¢333.8bn in December 2025

4 MPC members voted for 150bps cut in policy rate to 14%

Government spent GH¢194.36bn in 2025, 24% lower than targeted amount

BoG warns of downside risks to cedi as a result of dividend payments

Easing interest rates: Banks now actively offering loans – BoG Governor

Marginal cedi depreciation not a threat to Stability – BoG

Managing market expectations vital for currency stability – BoG

BoG urges caution as MPC weighs policy response to improving economic conditions

Stress test on restructured government bonds: Banks appear resilient to shocks – BoG

BoG to tighten monetary policy in half-year 2026 – Report

BoG pledges to consolidate regulatory gains, unveil new banking reforms

Half of MPC members want policy rate cut in January 2026 meeting

Ghana’s current account hits US$3.8bn, accounting for cedi stability

Economic Activity records a strong outturn in October 2025; consumer confidence surges – BoG

Ghana on path to multi-year price stability – BoG Governor

BoG reserves hit $11.41bn as import cover nears five months — Dr. Asiama

2026 Budget places growth, jobs and fiscal discipline at centre of Ghana’s economic transformation – Dr. Asiama

BoG warns of fragile global environment ahead of MPC deliberations

Ghana ranked 3rd in Sub-Saharan Africa with highest policy rate

4 out of 6 MPC members voted for 350bps cut in policy rate – BoG

BoG expresses worry about elevated credit risk despite marginal drop in NPLs

Ghana’s trade surplus hits $6.2bn in eight months of 2025; gross reserves reached $10.7bn – BoG Governor

MPC to cut policy rate to 22% in September 2025 meeting; disinflation to continue

4 out of 6 members of MPC voted for a 300 basis points rate cut

Monetary Policy Committee of BoG cuts policy rate sharply to 25%

Emergency MPC meeting is in line with our commitment to be proactive and responsive to policy formulation – BOG

Emergency MPC meeting will not result in new policy rate – BoG Governor

BoG to hold emergency MPC meeting on July 17, 2025

BoG to cut policy rate by 300 basis points to 25% – IC Research

BoG likely to maintain status quo on policy rate – Deloitte

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