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COPEC expects fuel prices in Ghana to rise during the second September pricing window after Brent crude climbed above $100 per barrel.
PUWU's Enoch Paul Hayes argues Ghana has the capacity to solve its energy sector crisis internally, pointing to IPP pricing and ECG's improved finances.
Ghana's banks stayed profitable in H1 2026, but low interest rates and rising loan provisions dragged earnings down for the first time in years.
The Bank of Ghana has named 20 unlicensed digital credit apps, warning banks and payment providers against processing their transactions.
The Ghana Stock Exchange rebounded on September 8 as gains in GCB Bank, Ecobank Ghana and MTN Ghana outweighed losses in 11 equities.
Dangote Refinery plans a $14.3 billion expansion to double processing capacity to 1.4 million barrels per day by 2029 as it prepares for a major IPO.
MTN Ghana GSE trading reached GH¢126.32 million on September 7, accounting for more than 90% of the market’s total turnover.
The Bank of Ghana sold GH¢12.89 billion in 14 day bills at an annualised interest rate of about 10.50% as it continued managing liquidity in the financial system.
Ghana’s treasury bills oversubscription reached GH¢9.93 billion, with the 91 day bill attracting the highest demand as yields continued to decline.
The GSE closed lower on September 3 as 10 stocks declined, with MTN Ghana accounting for nearly 89 percent of total market turnover.
Nigeria’s naira has strengthened to its best official market level in more than two years, while Ghana’s cedi stability depends heavily on Bank of Ghana dollar supply.
Ghana Fixed Income Market turnover reached GH¢2.03 billion on September 2, driven by sell and buy back transactions, Treasury bills and DDEP bonds.