Ghana could cut interest rates by March – Central Bank Governor
Ghana could cut interest rates early next year if inflation continues to drift lower, the central bank governor said on
Author : Lordina Adu
Banks in late rush to merge
With barely two weeks left to the December 31 deadline, set by the Bank of Ghana in September last year,
SSNIT walks away from real estate investments
For the first time since its establishment decades ago, the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has said it
SG Ghana’s impressive performance renews confidence in banking sector
Despite the challenges in Ghana’s banking sector, a few banks have been steadily recording impressive growth figures that renew confidence
Clueless IES Destroying Our Business—TOR
Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) says the Institute of Energy Security’s (IES) cluelessness is destroying its business model it has struggled
Ethiopia Airlines selected to partner gov’t for Ghana’s home-based carrier
Ethiopian Airlines has been selected as the strategic partner for the proposed new home-based carrier. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
Fidelity Bank Meets GH¢400m Stated Capital
Fidelity Bank has met the Central Bank’s GH¢400million minimum capital requirement, a month ahead of the December 31 deadline, Edward
Cedi hits GH¢4.98 against US dollar among some major banks
The local currency is now two pesewas away from hitting the dreaded GH¢5 mark per a dollar. It closed Monday
Petrol prices drop
Ghana Oil Company (GOIL) was the first firm in the country to announce a reduction in the prices of its
Ghana to meet revenue target in mineral export
Ghana exported nearly $5.8 billion worth of minerals as of the end of October 2018 as against $6 billion minerals