When the cost of credit changes
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When the cost of credit changes

Prof. Samuel Lartey www.inspiredleaders.com [email protected]
Published July 10, 20266 min read

Ghana's financial sector has entered a new phase following the increase in the Ghana Reference Rate from 10.02 per cent in June 2026 to 10.59 per cent in July 2026.

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