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Government Exceeds T-Bills Target In Quarter 1 By 24%; Interest Rates...

The government exceeded its net borrowing target for treasury bills in the first quarter of 2024 by 24.8% to raise GH¢24.6 billion.

BoG Governor stresses continuation of Gold4Oil policy, warns against cancellation

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has reiterated its backing for the government’s Gold4Oil policy, emphasising its significance for the nation despite its...

Experts advocate tax reforms, strategic debt management to empower African economies

An economist and advisor on South-South Cooperation and Development Finance at the South Centre, a Geneva-based intergovernmental organisation, Yuefen Li, has urged...

Ghana’s economy to slowdown in growth in 2024 – World Bank

Ghana’s economy is expected to slow down in growth in 2024 despite an expected improved economic activity, the April 2024 World Bank...

Bank Of Ghana Financing 2024 Budget; Using Monetary Policy To Hurt...

The Executive Director of the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA), Dr. John Kwakye, has criticized the Bank of Ghana for using monetary...

NPA Reverses Suspension Of Price Stabilization And Recovery Levy On Petroleum...

The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has reversed the suspension of the Price Stabilization and Recovery Levy on the price build-up of petroleum...

CRR: Almost GH¢50bn To Be Injected Into Real Economy – Report

The real sector – businesses and households in the country – could be set for a significant boost with loans and advances...

Treasury Suffers Slowdown

Investors’ demand for Treasury bills (T-bills) fell by 43 percent, marking the market’s first under-subscription in 17 consecutive weeks.