Queen Máxima Urges Ghana to Set Up a Financial Health Council
Queen Máxima, the UN Secretary-General’s Special Advocate for Financial Health, has called for a Financial Health Council in Ghana as a new 2027-2031 strategy is drafted.
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Government Takes GH¢1.92bn From T-Bill Auction Despite Oversubscription
Ghana’s Treasury accepted GH¢1.92bn at the 30 October auction despite GH¢2.55bn in bids, missing its GH¢2.45bn target as it rejected higher-rate offers on the one-year bill.
Opoku-Agyemang Tells Government Agencies to Speed Up Delivery of Policies
Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has urged ministries, agencies and local authorities to coordinate better and speed up policy delivery, saying Ghana’s economic gains must now reach households.
Bank of Ghana Mops Up GH¢10.76bn in Two-Week Bills at Steady Rate
The Bank of Ghana sold GH\u00a210.76 billion in 14-day bills at Tender 884, more than doubling its previous auction while the average interest rate held near 10.50 per cent.
Treasury Turns Down GH¢1.69bn In Bids To Defend Low Rates
Ghana’s Treasury rejected GH¢1.69 billion in bids at the October 16 auction, accepting just GH¢3.48 billion of a GH¢5.02 billion target as it defends low rates.
IMF boss warns AI hype and loss of control could shake world economy
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva has named two AI risks to the global economy: inflated short-term expectations and the danger of AI escaping human control.
Mahama Tells Investors Ghana Is Open For Business Again
President Mahama has urged investors to back Ghana, citing reforms to customs procedures, tax incentives and digitised public services aimed at making business faster and simpler.
Bank of Ghana warns: taping torn cedi notes puts your money at risk
The Bank of Ghana has warned the public against taping, gluing or stapling torn cedi notes for re-use, saying such notes are unfit for circulation and may be rejected.
CEO Advisor Urges Ghanaian Firms To Build New Revenue Streams Carefully
CEO advisor Ernest De-Graft Egyir urges Ghanaian business leaders to audit their dependence on a single income source and build at least two credible new revenue streams.
Treasury Beats Weekly T-Bill Target by 30.5% as Yields Keep Falling
Ghana’s Treasury drew GH¢2.93 billion in bids against a GH¢2.24 billion target last week but accepted only GH¢1.77 billion, as T-bill yields fell across all tenors.