Policy-rate

Ghana’s inflation to average 11.5% in 2025; policy rate expected to reduce sharply – IMF

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

The Policy Rate and a few other things

Inflation to inch up to 23.9% in February 2024 – Report

Interest rate reduction should be linked to improved economy – John Awuah

There are still considerable risks that could derail Ghana’s economic recovery – US-based economist

MPC to defer policy rate cut to May 2024

BoG to cut policy rate again to 28% in March 2024 – Fitch Solutions

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

Monetary Policy Committee cuts policy rate to 29.0%

Reduce policy rate to spur business growth – GNCCI

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

T-bill yields to continue steady decline – GCB Capital

Ghana’s average inflation to hover around 18% in 2024 – Fitch Solutions

Inflation to fall below 29% in November 2023 – Report

Monetary policy rate to peak by March 2024 – GCB Capital

Real returns on T-bills, others negative – Report

Policy rate to be maintained at 30% – GCB Capital

Inflation to average 40.6% in 2023 – Fitch Solutions

Policy rate to be kept at 30% at next MPC meeting – Fitch Solutions predicts

Policy rate hike will not tame inflation; industry will rather suffer – GNCCI

Policy rate hike will not affect businesses – Dr. Amoah

BoG hikes policy rate by 50 basis points to 30%

BoG to commence monetary policy easing in quarter 4; inflation to fall further – Fitch Solutions

EIU forecasts 31.5% policy rate in 2023; Cost of loans to worsen

BoG to keep policy rate steady at 30.5% in 2024 – Fitch Solutions

Fitch Solutions revises end-year 2023 policy rate to 30.5%; loans to remain expensive

Policy rate increase will exacerbate challenges confronting businesses, hamper growth and employment – GNCCI

BoG increases policy rate to 29.5%; loans to remain expensive

MPC begins 111th meeting to review developments in economy; policy rate to remain steady

Stop crowding out private sector investments with policy rate hike – Togbe Afede to BoG

Policy rate increases to 28%; cost of loans to surge

Policy rate to go up again – Bloomberg

Policy rate hits 27%; loans to become more expensive

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