Macroeconomics

Accra has been ranked the eighth most expensive city in Africa in 2026, highlighting the persistent cost-of-living pressures facing Ghana despite ongoing macroeconomic stabilisation efforts. New data from Numbeo’s 2026 …

Ghana’s economic prospects are looking up, with Fitch Solutions revising the country’s 2025 growth projection upward to 4.9 percent from its earlier projection of 4.2 percent. As contained in its …

Former Majority Leader Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu has commended the government for the recent improvement in Ghana’s macroeconomic indicators, describing the strengthening of the Cedi against major currencies and the drop in …

Latest data from the Bank of Ghana indicates a stronger recovery of almost all macroeconomic indicators beating official projections so far as at half-year 2025. The remarkable growth has been …

The worsening economic conditions erodes the purchasing power of consumers while deteriorating standard of living and also increasing cost of doing business in the sub-region.