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Crude oil prices started the week with a loss as traders await the latest inflation reading from the United States and the market prices in Russia’s stated plans to reduce oil production by half a million barrels. The Bureau of Labor…

Chief Executive Officer of Dalex Finance, Ken Thompson has told the government to drastically cut spending. In his view, if the government fails to do that, the domestic debt exchange programme and the subsequent International Monetary…

Government secured ¢3.37 billion from the sale of Treasury bills, about 22.45% oversubscription. According to the latest auction of the short-term instruments by the Bank of Ghana, ¢2.086 billion was mobilised from the 91-day T-bill.…

The Minister of Local Government and Rural Development says he will work with other stakeholders to address the electricity metering challenge at the Kejetia market. After listening to the plight of the traders in Kumasi, the sector…

Ghana’s oil production outlook is hanging in the balance amid the delay of the Pecan Oilfield development. The Pecan Oilfield has come under dispute since Russian invasion of Ukraine. According to Fitch Solutions, Aker Energy has been…

The Business for Job (Biz4Jobs) initiative, introduced by the German Industry and Commerce in Ghana (AHK) under the auspices of the Deutsche Gesellschaft fur International Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), has come to an end successfully with a total…

Reports indicate that government has achieved more than the 80% target needed for the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP). The programme is part of the requirements before Ghana can secure an economic bailout of about $3 billion from…

A Financial Analyst, Mr Joe Jackson has observed that the Bank of Ghana’s (BoG) financing of the 2022 budget of the government contributed to the high inflation rate. “When the BoG finances the government in a way it did, that effect is…

Sales of second-hand cars fell sharply last year as fewer used models came onto the market, industry figures show. A shortage of parts driven by Covid meant fewer new cars were produced, and people hung on to their cars…

Few natural phenomena, when captured on lens, can leave one breathless and astonished. With the easy availability of advanced cameras and constant access to social media platforms, people get a chance to view and enjoy one-of-a-kind…