Parliament has passed the Customs Bill, 2026, paving the way for a modern legal framework to strengthen customs administration, improve domestic revenue mobilisation and facilitate international trade. The new legislation …
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Daily fuel price changes loom as bulk oil distributors shift to spot pricing
Motorists could soon experience fuel price changes almost every day instead of the long-established fortnightly adjustments, following a major shift by Bulk Oil Distribution Companies (BDCs) to spot pricing amid …
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Private sector credit surges as lower interest rates boost lending
Credit to Ghana’s private sector expanded sharply during the first half of 2026 as declining interest rates, improving macroeconomic stability and stronger banking sector liquidity encouraged commercial banks to increase …
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With the Government of Ghana accelerating its flagship energy generation policy – dubbed Gas to Power – several key strands are expected to be concretized over the remaining five months …
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Ghana’s cocoa production is expected to fall by at least 16 percent in the 2026 to 2027 ​season, market regulator COCOBOD has said. It cites weather effects, the crop’s ‌natural …
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BoG steps up liquidity mop-up to keep inflation in check
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has intensified its liquidity management operations, absorbing GH¢28.21 billion from commercial banks through two 14-day bill auctions as it seeks to contain inflationary pressures without …
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Ghana’s merchandise trade surplus more than tripled in 2025, reaching GH¢148.3 billion (US$11.5 billion) on the back of strong gold, cocoa and petroleum exports, according to the 2025 Annual International …
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The latest Bank of Ghana bill auctions held on July 27 and July 29 at which it issued a cumulative total of GH¢28.21 billion in 14 day bills, reflect the …
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Deloitte warns energy sector remains major fiscal risk despite economic gains
Deloitte Ghana has cautioned that the country’s energy sector continues to pose one of the biggest fiscal risks to the economy, warning that delays in implementing reforms could undermine recent …
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Deloitte urges gov’t to sustain fiscal discipline as economy recovers
Deloitte Ghana has commended the country’s recent macroeconomic progress but cautioned that sustaining the gains will depend on continued fiscal discipline, stronger revenue mobilisation and reforms to address long-standing structural …
