Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama announces a new phase of regulatory reforms to strengthen resilience, oversight and align Ghana’s banking sector with global best practices
Ghana’s economy expanded by 5.5% in Q3 2025, driven by strong performances in agriculture and services despite a sharp decline in oil and gas output.
Developing countries paid $741 billion more in external debt service than they received in new financing between 2022 and 2024, the largest gap in 50 years
Ghana’s November 2025 inflation was driven largely by essential food staples and household items, with charcoal topping the list of contributors as prices for plantain, ginger, bread, and utility-related services continued to intensify cost-of-living pressures
The Bank of Ghana MPC voted for a major policy rate cut as inflation hits 8%, the cedi strengthens, reserves rise to US$11.4bn, and economic activity accelerates
The Bank of Ghana and SEC advance Ghana’s non-interest banking and Sukuk framework, emphasising capacity building, regulatory harmonisation and inclusive financial sector growth
