Ghana economy

Investment in new oilfields will be slow, delaying a resurgence of real GDP growth to pre-coronavirus levels, despite efforts by the government to facilitate industrialisation under the Covid-19 Alleviation and …

As global risk may worsen further in the first-half of 2022, and Ghana’s ability to tap the Eurobond market may further wane. Foreign exchange reserves could remain under pressure in …

Of the GH¢24.696 billion, GHȼ20.102 billion would be used to rollover maturities, while the remaining GH¢4.593 billion which is fresh issuance, would be used to meet Government’s financing requirements

The cost of doing business is high – and most of this is deliberate and orchestrated by the organisations who sometimes deliberately make doing business cumbersome so that the people …

According to a Bloomberg report, the Ghana Cedi depreciated by 18.21 percent against the U.S dollar in the first quarter of 2022. This places the Cedi as the worst-performing currency …

The Bank of Ghana’s latest forecast still depicts an elevated inflation profile in the near term, with inflation falling within the medium-term target band within a year.

According to Bloomberg, the yield on the country’s $1 billion bond maturing in 2026 declined for the sixth consecutive day, as President Nana Akufo-Addo reiterated government’s commitment to get the …

The government is of the believed that expenditure cut alone will not be enough to revive the ailing economy and that the government’s focus is two-fold: to control expenditure and …

Besides mobile money, several factors have contributed to the emergence of e-commerce in Ghana chief among which is the level of internet penetration. According to Kepois, a social media research …

Fitch Ratings in a podcast said Ghana’s international reserves position has become very reliant on Eurobond issuance. Indicating that, Ghana is not in a situation where the government needs to …