The delayed release of the 2025 annual accounts by the Bank of Ghana is drawing increased scrutiny from investors, analysts and development partners, despite assurances from the central bank that …
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Banking sector assets climb to GH¢465bn as stability returns
Ghana’s banking sector is showing renewed strength, with total industry assets rising to GH¢465.4 billion as of February 2026, according to the latest Monetary Policy Report from the Bank of …
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Tullow oil posts US$847m revenue, cuts net debt to US$1.35bn as Ghana assets drive recovery
Tullow Oil Plc reported a 34 percent decline in revenue to US$847 million for 2025 compared with US$1.29 billion the previous year, reflecting portfolio rationalisation and lower production. It also …
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Ghana’s Treasury bill market is showing signs of strain as investor demand weakens, leading to repeated under-subscriptions and gradual increases in yields. According to the Bank of Ghana, auctions over …
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Gov’t maintains fiscal stability despite T-Bill under-subscriptions
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. …
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Women urged to prioritise investments and pensions for long-term security
Women have been encouraged to take a more proactive approach to investment and pension planning, as a result of growing financial risks tied to longer life expectancy, career interruptions, and …
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Adamus Resources rejects allegations as gov’t revokes three mining leases
Adamus Resources Limited has strongly rejected allegations of illegal mining and regulatory breaches following the government’s decision to revoke three of its mining leases, setting the stage for a potentially …
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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 …
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IMF Mission heads to Accra for Ghana’s final programme review
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) …
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Rising borrowing costs loom as yield curve impacts bonds
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, …
