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Ghana records a historic $4.2 billion trade surplus in Q4 2025, driven by strong gold exports and improved external sector performance.
IMANI Africa, COPEC, and partners propose a GH¢1.65 reduction in fuel prices to ease economic pressure on Ghanaians amid rising global uncertainties.
Ghana’s economic recovery has been highlighted at the IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings, with Finance Minister Ato Forson presenting strong growth, lower inflation, and improved fiscal performance.
COPEC is proposing a temporary 50% reduction in the dumsor levy to cut fuel prices and ease cost pressures on consumers while maintaining energy sector stability.
Cassiel Ato Forson has declared that Ghana debt sustainability is now within reach, signaling a shift from economic stabilisation toward a growth-driven recovery.
Moody’s Ghana Outlook Upgraded to Positive Amid Improving Financing Conditions
COMAC CEO calls for transparency on dumsor levy proceeds as government moves to cut fuel prices, urging accountability and clarity on tax adjustments.
Ghana Stock Exchange records declines in key indices as selling pressure drags market performance despite strong year-to-date gains.
Afreximbank reports 19% rise in net income to $1.2 billion in 2025, driven by trade finance demand and strong balance sheet expansion.
Ghana government plans to remove some fuel taxes and margins to reduce pump prices and cushion consumers amid global oil market disruptions.
EBID reports strong financial and operational growth in 2025 as Ghana’s Finance Minister Ato Forson calls on member states to meet capital obligations at Accra session.
The Ghana Industrial Trawlers Association has praised government for reinstating fishing licenses for four industrial vessels, calling the move a boost for confidence and regulatory fairness.