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Ghana-Canada trade climbed by 56 percent to $752 million in 2025, reflecting stronger commercial ties, growing investment and expanding cooperation between the two countries.
Nigeria has joined the International Energy Agency as an Association country, strengthening global energy governance and expanding cooperation on energy security, renewables and sustainable development.
GhIPSS has presented a GH¢14.58 million dividend to the Bank of Ghana following its 2025 financial performance, with Governor Johnson Asiama praising the company's role in advancing Ghana's digital payments ecosystem.
Ghana Stock Exchange turnover surged to GH¢16.33 million on the first trading day of July, driven by heavy activity in MTN Ghana and Kasapreko PLC despite mixed share price movements.
The Bank of Ghana has withdrawn GH¢10.12 billion from the banking system through a fresh sale of 14-day central bank bills as it continues efforts to manage liquidity and support monetary stability.
Ghana's inflation rate increased to 5.3% in June 2026 from 3.7% in May, driven mainly by higher non-food prices, according to the Ghana Statistical Service.
GOIL and StarOil have reduced fuel prices as Ghana enters the first pricing window of July 2026, driven by lower global crude oil prices and a stronger cedi.
The Bank of Ghana has withdrawn GH¢11.39 billion from the banking system through the sale of 14-day central bank bills to support liquidity management, monetary policy and inflation control.
Bank of Ghana Launches Sustainable Finance Roadmap to Drive Green Investment and Economic Growth
Tema Oil Refinery has presented nine years of audited financial statements, with the government reaffirming its commitment to modernising and recapitalising the state-owned refinery to strengthen Ghana's energy security.
Fuel prices are expected to decline from July 1, 2026, as falling global crude oil prices and a stronger cedi drive projected reductions in petrol, diesel and LPG prices, according to COPEC.
The Government of Ghana exceeded its Treasury bills target after raising GH¢6.01 billion at the latest auction, driven by strong investor demand, particularly for the 364-day bill.