Business News of Wednesday, 1 July 2020

Tuobodom tomato farmers make gains as importation from Burkina Faso is curtailed

The future of learning hack kickstarts on July 1

Business community calls for intensive fight against coronavirus

Coronavirus impact on MSMEs 'severe' but there’s hope – Dep. BoG Governor

Accra City Hall reopens for business

STCCI signs MoU with TTU to bridge gap between industry and academia

China’s biggest gold fraud, 4% of its reserves may be fake: Report

Trading activity surges as MTN Ghana leads

Standard Chartered moderates stock market in spite of gains from CAL Bank

Ghana’s National Adaptation Plan Project launched in Accra

GRA charges tissue manufacturing company for evading taxes

'Beyond the Return' steering committee expanded

Government moves to reduce auto imports

Africa still needs US$110bn to deal with economic impact of coronavirus – IMF

Small-Scale miners in Ghana schooled on using digital tools to promote responsible mining practices

Customers of failed banks threaten to kick out Akufo-Addo govt

Who wins Presidential Pitch 3 today?

Air fleet and route strategy after coronavirus

Fidelity Bank attributes strong 2019 financial results to support of customers

ACH Direct Debit could help improve loan recovery – GhIPSS

Consortium give first tranche of US$600m syndicated loan to COCOBOD

SEC gets tough with anti-money laundering fight

Seafarers need more recognition – GMA

IMF forecasts strong economic rebound for Ghana in 2021

Trade growth slowed in 2019 – WTO report

No timelines in place for AfCFTA’S delayed take-off

Domestic forex markets trading to be legalized

IMF predicts Africa’s sharpest contraction in five decades

BoG urges PPP to boost manufacturing capacity

World Bank lines up US$715m support for Ghana

Coronavirus spurs use of mobile banking

Fluctuating oil prices put indigenous OMCs, BDCs in peril

World trade was already slowing before COVID-19 struck – WTO

Coronavirus economic recovery: Don’t be complacent – WTO boss to countries

High levels of trade-restrictions remain a source of concern – WTO boss