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The Bank of Ghana's total assets increased by GH¢10.8 billion in March 2026, driven by strong growth in foreign assets, foreign securities, and gold reserves, signaling improved economic resilience.
Ghana Gold Board has secured international backing for its responsible sourcing, traceability, and artisanal mining reforms at the 2026 LBMA Sustainability & Responsible Sourcing Summit in London.
Ghana’s producer inflation increased to 5.8% in May 2026 from 2.7% in April, driven by higher prices in mining, manufacturing and transport sectors, according to the Ghana Statistical Service.
Ghana's Energy Minister says investments in transmission infrastructure and utility-scale solar are positioning Ghana as a regional electricity trader under the West African Power Pool, while power sector reform underpins President Mahama's Accra Reset industrial agenda.
Ghana's Energy Minister John Abdulai Jinapor says ongoing power sector reforms are already yielding measurable results, including stronger utility payment collections and improved investor confidence, as Ghana repositions as a regional industrial hub.
The Bank of Ghana has officially converted all Rural Banks into Community Banks as part of its 2026 microfinance sector reforms aimed at deepening financial inclusion across Ghana.
Ghana’s secondary bond market recorded its highest turnover since the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme, with trading activity rising 343% week-on-week to GH¢7.16 billion.
Bank of Ghana Governor Dr Johnson Asiama says Ghana's Composite Index of Economic Activity surged 12.6% in March 2026 while cautioning banks that improving conditions must not lead to weaker credit underwriting as NPLs remain elevated.
Bank of Ghana Governor Dr Johnson Asiama has announced significant improvements in Ghana's banking sector, with total assets expanding 26.6% to GHS 493.9 billion and the capital adequacy ratio rising sharply to 22.3% from 17.5% a year earlier.
Fuel prices drop across Ghana as GOIL, Star Oil and Zen Petroleum cut petrol and diesel prices following lower global crude oil prices and revised NPA price floors.
Government exceeded its Treasury bill target after raising GHS 8.29 billion in Tender 2011, with the 91-day bill dominating investor demand amid strong activity in Ghana’s fixed income market.
Kasapreko PLC rose 10% on its first trading day on the Ghana Stock Exchange as market turnover reached GH¢46.38 million, driven by strong activity in GCB Bank and MTN Ghana shares.