BUSINESS NEWS
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Gov’t buys tomatoes, onions from farmers to support Feed Ghana Programme
The government has stepped in to purchase 1,000 boxes of tomatoes and 2,000 bags of onions cultivated by farmers in…
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Cedi’s recent slip and why the Central Bank insists stability is intact
The Bank of Ghana has sought to reassure the market that the recent slip of the local currency is not…
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Ensure seamless shift from 1D1F to 24-hour economy – AGI urges government
The Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) has urged the government to ensure a seamless transition for its members benefiting from…
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Diesel up 9.4%, petrol 4%, LPG 7.6% from Sept 16 – COPEC
Fuel prices are expected to rise sharply from Tuesday, September 16, 2025, as the second pricing window opens, according to…
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Tariff hikes, global trade risks to shape next policy rate – Bank of Ghana
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has admitted that proposed utility tariff hikes could weigh heavily on its next policy rate…
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Ghana Cedis still strong despite slower remittance inflows – BoG Governor
The local currency – the cedi remains one of the best-performing currencies globally despite seasonal trade pressures and a slowdown…
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T-Bill auction falls short as gov’t misses target by GH¢2.03bn
Treasury bills were undersubscribed last week, with the government falling short of its target by GH¢2.03 billion. The Treasury accepted…
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BoG’s MPC Convenes as Inflation Declines, Currency Faces Strain, and Tariff Concerns Loom
The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Ghana begins its 126th regular meeting later today, [Monday, September 15, 2025],…
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Stabilise cedi to contain fuel price pressures – COMAC tells Government
The Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC) is asking the government to take steps to curb the cedi’s depreciation to…
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