
Bank of Ghana Inaugurates NIFAC to Expand the Non-Interest Finance Market
The Bank of Ghana officially inaugurates the Non-Interest Financial Advisory Council to guide the rollout of non-interest finance across the national financial sector.
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The Bank of Ghana officially inaugurates the Non-Interest Financial Advisory Council to guide the rollout of non-interest finance across the national financial sector.

Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin challenges the reported GoldBod surplus, pointing to billions in hidden costs absorbed by the Bank of Ghana's gold purchase programme.

Bank of Ghana Second Deputy Governor Matilda Asante-Asiedu urges a shift in measuring financial inclusion in Ghana toward fair credit access for SMEs.

The latest PwC Banking Survey warns Ghanaian commercial lenders that relying on high interest margins is over, demanding aggressive strategic repositioning.

Ghana oil production reached 694 million barrels between 2010 and 2025, but declining output is pushing GNPC towards gas and new exploration.

The central bank sells GH¢10.88 billion in fourteen day Bank of Ghana bills at 10.50% to sterilize short term banking system liquidity.

Key Ghana Stock Exchange indices slipped on Monday as pullbacks in MTN Ghana and financial heavyweights overshadowed broad gains in smaller equities.

BOSTenergies averts a major fuel supply disruption in Kumasi after engaging the tanker drivers union over loading arm repairs and expanded parking capacity.

The Ghana Gold Board ends reliance on water density testing, making XRF assay the mandatory standard for gold purity determination across all transactions.

Ghanaian drivers face contrasting pump prices in mid-August as petrol falls nearly 3% while diesel ticks higher despite a firmer cedi.

The Ghana cedi gains ground against the US dollar following massive central bank market support, easing corporate demand, and strong extractive inflows.

The amount accepted was about 18.55% below the GH¢5.99 billion target, despite investor demand exceeding the government’s requirement by 88.22%.