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IMF exit puts Ghana’s economic gains to the test – AGI
High taxes driving up hotel prices – Ghana Hotels Association
T-bills miss target again as investor demand stays weak
Hormuz disruptions drive crude higher as U.S.-Iran diplomacy stalls
Banks post GH¢2.5bn profit despite slower growth
mobile money
No customer, no cash-out – MoMAG cracks down on mobile money fraud
Stable exchange rate fuels business growth – GUTA
IMF team heads to Accra April 29 for Ghana’s final review
mineworkers
Mineworkers’ union threatens strike over local mining policy
Ghana seeks to turn remittances into economic growth
stock
Ghana’s stock market hits golden streak
Ghana Gas CEO urges tariff hike to secure Future Energy
AGI calls for clear lending rules as BoG boosts credit access
Bank asset risks stay high despite falling NPLs — BoG
Oil markets reprice risk as geopolitics overtake fundamentals
Food insecurity 10 times higher in households without Education — GSS
Rising food costs push Ghanaian households to the brink
McDan
Economic gains must reach everyday Ghanaians – McDan
cocoa
Six-month payment delays stall cocoa harvest in Ghana
StanChart: $95 per barrel is the new oil price equilibrium
Absa
Absa CEO urges rethink of pension fund investments
ZEN
ZEN Petroleum eyes GSE listing
Economy faced significant slowdown in liquidity expansion in 2025 – BoG
Banks cut significantly loans to real sector, still prefers T-bills – BoG
Fuel prices
Cut fuel supply to illegal mining sites – Coalition tells NPA
Crude gains offset by draws in oil products
A successful diasporan bond will depend on trust – Prof. Peprah warns
Publican AI designed to reward political cronies — GUTA alleges
IMF
Ghana’s debt-to-GDP worsens as IMF projects 53% rise in 2026
COMAC
Scrap inactive licences to stabilise downstream sector – COMAC
Fuel price relief must be gradual as this is a war with no end in sight – Prof Quartey
Oil is no longer trading like a market
Brent eyes $100 as ceasefire deadline looms
BOST faces GH¢40m revenue hit over suspended diesel margins
Africa must boost private sector for growth – IMF
Ghana’s domestic debt jumps to GH¢333.8bn in 2025
Ghana Chamber of Mines
Ghana chamber of mines calls for scrapping of GSL
Number of advertised jobs falls in February 2026 – BoG
BoG issues new guidelines for operation of non-resident margin accounts, strengthens FX rules
IMF optimistic about Ghana’s post-programme outlook, urges sustained fiscal discipline
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