The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has denied claims it engaged in frivolous spending following reports that it blew US$504,000 on gold watches explaining that the expenditure is part of its policy.
Ghana’s 2020 external finances sets stage for cedi stability
Economic growth has picked up since sharp Q2 contraction - Bank of Ghana
Akufo-Addo reappoints Dr. Ernest Addison as BoG Governor
Ghana's economy vulnerable to portfolio outflows - Economist
Cost of credit drops to 21.01 percent since December 2019 - BoG
Coronavirus expenditure pushes Ghana’s external debt to US$24.4 billion
BoG’s MPC commences first meeting of 2021 to review Ghana’s economy
Election spending to make cedi end GH¢6.45 against dollar in 2021 - Report
BoG to 'arrest' cedi’s depreciation with US$775 million injection
GCB Bank puts in tailor-made services for customer satisfaction
We have enough reserves to keep cedi stable in 2021 – BoG
BoG to unwind countercyclical measures in financial sector - Governor
Ghana’s economy on a steady rebound – BoG Governor
Q3 contraction consistent with BoG's economic recovery projections – Governor
Coronavirus led to both demand, supply shocks to the domestic economy – BoG
SMEs dominated by women, youth – BoG Governor
Top banking CEOs you won’t see again
More private capital flows needed to drive financial inclusion — Study
Terkper criticises government’s ‘unconventional’ computation of fiscal deficit
Bank of Ghana’s recapitalization directive commendable – Patricia Sappor
CIB Ghana, partners launch Ghana Banking Code of Ethics and Business Conduct
FULL TEXT: BoG Governor's speech at Annual Bankers Dinner
Payment of GH¢50k to customers of failed fund management companies was on compassionate grounds - Bawumia
Ghana's banking sector remains highly liquid – BoG Governor
Business sentiments continue to improve - BoG survey shows
Ghana’s economy recovering faster than expected – Ernest Addison
Average lending rates fall to 21.26 percent - Bank of Ghana
Money supply showed significant expansion in the first ten months of 2020 - BoG
BoG maintains policy rate at 14.5%
Blackshield Fund Management Company customers receive bailout text messages
Collapsed S&L firms: GH¢2.3 billion out of GH¢12 billion in assets recovered – BoG
Bank of Ghana keeps 14.5% policy rate unchanged for 4th consecutive time
BoG hints of licensing policy to improve digital operations of banks
The banking sector is still profitable - BoG
BoG should maintain policy rate to align with trends in domestic economy – Economist
Central bank’s crucial interest rate meeting ends today
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