DOSSIER: Economy - Inflation & Deflation
All stories related to Ghana's economy
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GCB improves on power 100 banks on social media
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Investors keeping faith with cedi assets
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Private sector deposits up despite job losses - Analysts
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You can’t violate our trade laws – Trade Ministry to foreigners engaged in retailing
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The collapse of banks had a massive impact on our revenue - GRA
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Greater Accra records 16.2% inflation
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U.S. supports Shea Parkland Restoration Initiative and women’s economic empowerment
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Ghana Stock Exchange performance deteriorates in Q2
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Need to promote local consumption of cashew in Ghana - Coordinator
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Ghana Statistical Service: July inflation is 11.4%
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CSIR produces immune boosting maize varieties
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Ahanta West Municipal Assembly builds capacity of SMEs
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Women urged to ensure effective management of businesses
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Eminent economists to prioritise best policies for Ghana’s future
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Small holder farmers train in Orange Fleshed Sweet Potato farming
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Increasing debt levels worrying – IFS
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ECOWAS Bank invests US$2.9 billion in economies of member states
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Ofori-Atta justifies suspension of Fiscal law in parliament today
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Parliament finally passes bill to ban importation of ‘accident cars’
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Rapid industrialisation can reverse negative GDP
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Banks ease credit stance to businesses despite high default risk
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Finance expert bemoans Ghana’s steep growth in debt service of 144%
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Kweku Awotwi appointed as board chairman of UBA
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Record 10.6% economic contraction during second quarter
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Cedi gains against the US dollar – IES
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Govt to resource GIPC to make it more effective – Finance Minister
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14 million Ghanaians left ‘multidimensionally poor’ bracket in 7 years – MPI report
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UCC: Maize farmers and processers trained on Aflatoxin contamination
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Coronavirus: Farmers decry input shortage
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Strengthened foreign reserves support cedi stability
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22 million Ghanaians suffered reduced income over coronavirus restrictions – Report
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Ghana less industrialised today than it was in 1970 - IEA
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Despite pandemic’s impact, some sectors are reviving – BoG data
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BoG to shore up additional reserves to avert further cedi depreciation
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Monetary Policy Committee keeps policy rate unchanged at 14.5%
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Ghana to have positive economic growth - Assibey-Yeboah