14,614 jobs to be generated from GIPC registered projects

Fitch forecasts 72.8% debt-to-GDP by end of 2020

Govt deficit financing needs rise above target

Producer inflation rises to 9.6% in September

2020 Population Census to take place in April, May 2021 - Prof. Annim

Ghana’s borrowing rate, public debt should not be a concern – Gatsi

Ecobank Ghana drags stock market down despite gains in other stocks

PZ Cussons Ghana de-listed by Ghana Stock Exchange

Bole District: Kilampobile to get a shea butter processing factory

Ghana unlikely to record-high inflation in December - Economist

Women in Ho-Dome receive skills training in soap making

Ada salt project endorsed by traditional authorities

Making the Ghana Cedi stable

Coronavirus: Fiscal policy for an unprecedented crisis

Two financials drive stock market upward

Fitch Ratings affirms Ghana at ‘B’

Consumer inflation drops further to 10.4 percent in September

Proposed development bank gets foreign financiers

Sam Woode plans Ghana Stock Exhange delisting process

World Bank warns Ghana to curb its fiscal deficit

IMF forecasts growth rate of 0.9% for Ghana in 2020

MTN Ghana dominates trades by volume and value on stock market

Govt targets GH¢22.19 billion in new debt issuance

We've slowed down depreciation - Dr Bawumia

Policy to advance social enterprise growth before Cabinet

Don’t bite more than you can chew; a good call to SDIs

Coronavirus: IMF envisions a sharp 4.4% drop in global growth for 2020

Broaden tax base to close vast fiscal gap – World Bank urges Ghana, African countries

GH¢3.3 billion of corporate bonds await issuance

Delisting trend on Ghana Stock Exchange continues

SMEs are the backbone of Ghanaian economy – Ken Thompson

Three financials push stock market activity upward

Gold, Cocoa push Ghana’s exports to US$15.6 billion in 2019 – BoG

Ghana gets GH¢1.53 billion from 2-year bond sale, exceeds target

Bank of Ghana confident economy will bounce back ahead of time

Coronavirus impacts local economies - Ghana Statistical Service