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BoG likely to maintain status quo on policy rate – Deloitte

BoG’s unchanged policy rate of 28%, here is MPC Decision Statement

T-bills auction: Government to borrow GH¢5.55bn on May 23, 2025

Navigating Ghana’s economic horizon – Monetary Policy in a sea of positive signals

BoG commences comprehensive review of monetary policy implementation framework

Path ahead in restoring macroeconomic stability remains complex despite cedi’s performance – Governor

Policy rate to be kept unchanged – Databank Research

BoG to cut policy rate in July 2025 – Report

Policy rate hike came at a wrong time; government must be financially disciplined – IPPA

BoG policy rate hike of 28%, here is MPC Decision Statements

Investors’ interest in T-bills to wane in coming weeks – Report

BoG Governor proposes mechanisms to make MPC’s decision more accessible

Domestic economy remains stable – BoG

Ghana’s gross reserves hit $7.92bn as of November 22, 2024 – BoG

Monetary Policy Committee keeps policy rate at 27%

Inflation to increase marginally to 21.6% in October 2024

NPL ratio of banks increased to 24.3% in August 2024

Ghana’s Gross Reserves hits 3.4 months of import cover; Trade surplus surges to $2.78bn in August 2024

Average lending rates fall consistently from January 2024 to 30.71% in July

There is some uncertainty regarding inflation path for year – BoG

Business confidence dipped due to rapid exchange rate depreciation in May 2024 – BoG report

Inflation to fall to 21% in May 2024, end year at 17% – Report

New Cash Reserve Ratio could impact negatively on loans, banking – Report

BoG maintains policy rate at 29%; cost of borrowing will remain relatively unchanged

BoG’s 1% rate cut is a big joke – Togbe Afede XIV

Policy rate could have been deeper but for risks to inflation – Report

Consumer and business sentiments rebound – BoG

Monetary Policy Committee cuts policy rate to 29.0%

Businesses are suffering, reduce policy rate to support them – GNCCI to BoG

MPC begins 116th meeting to review developments in economy

Policy rate to remain high until latter part of 2024 – Report

Ghana’s inflation on course to outperform IMF’s target for end-2023 – Report

Monetary policy rate to peak by March 2024 – GCB Capital

Real returns on T-bills, others negative – Report

MPC keeps policy rate at 30%

MPC to hold policy rate at 30% in next meeting

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