The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has expanded its monetary policy education efforts with the second edition of its Monetary Policy Committee Educational Observership Programme (MPC-EOP), giving university students direct exposure to the analytical and deliberative processes that underpin the setting of the policy rate.
Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson has stated that the interest of the Ghanaians will remain the government’s foremost priority in preparing the 2027 Budget.
Energy, Resources and Industrials Lead at Deloitte Ghana, Gideon Ayi-Owoo, has made a strong case for the government to ensure policy certainty within the energy sector.
The 14th Ghana Garden and Flower Show has opened in Accra with a call for greater attention to the economic, environmental and social value of horticulture and green spaces.
Producer price inflation rose to 4.4 percent in August 2026, from 4 percent in July, with the Mining and Quarrying sector recording the largest contribution to the overall rate.
Ghana’s economy is entering a new phase of opportunity. Stronger economic growth, declining inflation, improved financial conditions and a more resilient banking sector are creating a favourable environment for businesses, households and investors.
Ghana’s national entrepreneurship freedom score has risen to 5.41 in 2026, from 4.11 in 2021 and 4.93 in 2024, indicating an improvement in the business environment despite persistent challenges in taxation, trade and regulation.
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