Inflation for the month of May 2024 slightly decreased to 23.1%. This represents a decline of 1.95% points from that of the month of April which was at 25.0%.
The multi-dimensional poverty index launched by the Ghana Statistical Service indicates that the employment status of the head of a family has a direct impact on the poverty status of people within the family.
Mr. Boakye raises concern over Ghana’s declining reliability in the export of power export market. Increasingly, we are encouraging other countries to build their own solutions. It may be expensive, but when they commit to it, they don't have a
Director of Communications at the bank of Ghana Benard Otabil attributes the 10.50billion Ghana cedis loss it made in 2023 to the depreciation of the cedi and exchange rate differentials.
According to the Economist Intelligence Unit, the remarkable resilience of the greenback is a reflection on the strength of the US economy, which has defied high interest rates and market predictions. The US dollar remains close to an all-time
The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications (GCT) and its sister outfit, the EMIs Chamber of Ghana have called for increased attention and support for the telecommunications industry as well as the digital payments ecosystem .
Fuel prices are likely to go up as the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) directs various industry players to increase the Unified Petroleum Price Fund (UPPF) margin by GH₵0.05 on every litre in the Price Build Up for petroleum products from Ju
The Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) for the first time has released Export and Import Price Indices (XMPI) also known as the Unit Value Indices which measure changes over time in the relative price of exported and imported products versus the q
Fuel prices are expected to increase again in the first half of June 2024, the Institute for Energy Security (IES) has predicted.This is according to developments in the foreign fuel and domestic forex markets, as the Cedi’s performance worsens
The African Development Bank Group is urging reforms in the financial architecture for developing countries. It characterizes Ghana’s comprehensive restructuring efforts as challenging and slow.
The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Ghana (BoG) has kept the policy rate at 29%. Addressing the media, Governor of the BoG, Dr. Ernest Addison noted that the Committee took the decision to help keep inflation stable.
Former Railways Minister, Joe Ghartey has been appointed by President Akufo-Addo to chair the re-constituted Board of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA).