Economy

Ghana’s fiscal programme for 2026 remains on track despite a recent wave of under-subscriptions in the Treasury bill market, as authorities adopt flexible borrowing strategies to manage short-term funding pressures. …

Women-led businesses in Ghana are being encouraged to move beyond passive online activity and strategically use social media as a critical tool for growth, visibility and access to finance. This …

Ghana’s Treasury bill market has entered a period of sustained under-subscription through April 2026, but the emerging evidence suggests that while this is tightening short-term financing conditions, it is not …

An International Monetary Fund (IMF) staff mission is set to arrive in Accra on April 29, 2026, to begin Ghana’s sixth and final review under its Extended Credit Facility (ECF) …

Ghana may face higher costs for medium- and long-term borrowing as a steepening yield curve pushes up rates beyond short-term levels. Despite falling Treasury bill yields at the short end, …

A widening gap between short- and long-term Treasury bill yields is reshaping Ghana’s financial landscape, creating one of the steepest yield curves in recent years. Figures from the Bank of …

Banks are doubling down on short-term government securities, even as yields on these instruments trend downward. New data from the Bank of Ghana shows that Treasury bills and central bank …

The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) ended the week of April 20–24, 2026, on a strong footing, with equities rallying and trading activity accelerating significantly. The benchmark GSE Composite Index rose …

The asset quality risks of banks remained elevated in February 2026, even though the industry’s Non-Performing Loans (NPL) ratio declined to 18.4 percent in February 2026 from 22.6 percent in …

Ghana’s renewed push to tap diaspora funding through bond instruments is facing fresh scrutiny, with lingering concerns over the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP) casting a shadow over investor confidence. …