Business News of Wednesday, 25 November 2020

Banks urged to adapt to shifting customer expectations post coronavirus pandemic

NBSSI registers 3,000 affected traders of Odawna market fire

Record high fiscal deficit pushes public debt over sustainability threshold

Ghana's banking sector remains highly liquid – BoG Governor

Komenda Sugar Factory takes center stage in KEEA parliamentary debate

Stakeholders collaborate to address deforestation and boost cocoa production

‘COVID-19 National Trust Fund in dire need of money’ - Chairperson

Over thousand Odawna traders validated for MASLOC loans

Chief of Staff inaugurates Technical Committee to resolve Aviation Land issues

Private sector can support govt to reduce infrastructure deficit – Richard Kokoih

BoG Governor backs shift to broader deficit measure

Business sentiments continue to improve - BoG survey shows

Telcos’ tax contribution sees 200 percent jump in 6 years

Petroleum hub project includes industrial parks to boost value-addition

Maritime players want secure waters for trade

Bawumia to speak on future of Ghana’s economy on Thursday

Average lending rates fall to 21.26 percent - Bank of Ghana

GEPA pledges collaboration with Non-Traditional Exporters to reach AfCFTA market

BOST saves US$26 million after forensic audit of debt

Ghana Revenue Authority sensitises stakeholders on simplified tax laws

Odawna market traders begin registration for govt financial support

Useful tips for the unemployed during coronavirus era

Registrar-General to meet 8 fund managers today

Ghana’s economy recovering faster than expected – Ernest Addison

Mobile industry tax contribution hits GH¢3.2 billion in 2019

Demand for international flights picking up after coronavirus setback - Report

Fitch forecasts slower depreciation of cedi next year

AfCFTA Secretariat rolls out initiative to encourage entrepreneurial contest

No country has industrialised without nuclear energy - Energy experts

2,220 clients of defunct fund management companies paid GH¢257 million