Today, November 24, 2025, marks the start of the Bank of Ghana's (BoG) Monetary Policy Committee's (MPC) 127th meeting.
Discussions are anticipated to focus on significant macroeconomic developments influencing the course of the nation's recovery.
The purpose of the meeting is to assess the...
Although Ghana's inflation rate has somewhat decreased to 13.7% in June, bringing it closer to the government's end-of-year objective, the top five price pressure points fueling inflation are still rent, power, and, surprisingly, yam, charcoal, and rubbish disposal.
Even though garbage disposal only makes up...
September 2024 saw an increase in inflation from 20.4 percent in August to 21.5 percent in September 2024. Food inflation has increased, which is the cause of the increase.
August 2024 saw a sharp increase in food inflation, from 19.1% to 22.1%. Nonetheless, from 21.5...
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has clarified the cost incurred on its open market operations, which contributed largely to the Central Bank’s loss position in the audited 2023 financial statements.The cost of the Bank of Ghana's (BoG) open market operations has been made clear;...
According to the African Development Bank's updated 2024 African Economic Outlook, Ghana's inflation is predicted to reach 20.9% by the end of 2024.
This exceeds the 17.4% that was initially estimated.
It implies that inflation would continue to be outside the 8%±2 level set by the...
Notwithstanding the cedi's decline and anticipated increases in petroleum prices, the trend of disinflation is predicted to continue, however slowly.
The depreciation of the cedi, increases in transportation costs, and the implementation of the 2024 utility tariff adjustment for the second quarter are expected to...
