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Ghana’s policy rate of 19% second highest in Sub-Saharan Africa

Policy rate increment: Our members are suffering, we can’t access credit – AGI

Inflation is not only the problem; address weak structural fundamentals of economy – IEA to government

BoG increases policy rate to 19%, cost of credit to go up

BoG should not rush into increasing the policy rate – Badu Aboagye

Rising inflation is a surprise to us, we’ll deal with it decisively – Governor

Cost of borrowing to go up again, as MPC begins 106th meeting

IEA projects 19% policy rate; describes inflation targeting framework as inefficient

Policy rate increased substantially to 17%; cost of loans to go up

Increase Policy Rate to 16.5% to address cedi depreciation, others – IEA to BoG

Policy rate to go up above inflation rate – Financial expert

BoG to hike policy rate significantly in 2022 if risks persist – Fitch Solutions

Policy rate hike to have mixed impact on economy – Economist

Policy Rate to remain at 14.50% in 2022 – Fitch Solutions

BoG increases policy rate to 14.5%; inflation risks, others cited as reasons

Policy rate to remain at 13.5% but high-lending problem to persist – IEA

Policy Rate kept unchanged at 13.5%

MPC begins 101st meeting today; reviews developments in economy

Loans restructured due to covid-19 hits ¢4.65 billion

BoG cuts Policy Rate to 13.5%

MPC begins 100th quarterly meeting as policy rate expected to remain same

Policy Rate of 14.5% still among highest in Africa

AGI wants lending rates to go down further

Policy Rate to go down 1.0%

Policy rate maintained at 14.5%; cost of loans to remain same

MPC begins 98th meeting; high expectations for policy rate cut

Policy Rate kept unchanged at 14.5%, cost of credit to remain relatively same

AGI calls for policy rate cut to ease cost of doing business

Policy rate to remain at 14.5% till Quarter 2 2021 – Fitch Solutions

Policy rate of BoG kept same at 14.5%; cost of credit to remain unchanged till December

Bank of Ghana keeps policy rate at 14.5%

Bank of Ghana’s policy rate cut not enough – Ken Thompson

Bank of Ghana reduces policy rate to 14.5%

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