
BoG maintains policy rate at 14%
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has maintained its benchmark monetary policy rate at 14.0 percent, citing confidence that inflation will remain within its medium-term target despite growing risks from geopolitical tensions, higher energy prices and possible utility tariff adjustments.
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GRA welcomes US$393m Tullow tax ruling
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Tullow loses US$393.09m tax arbitration case
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Radiation Protection Institute
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Banks say 10% NPL target within reach
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