DOSSIER: Bank of Ghana
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has denied claims it engaged in frivolous spending following reports that it blew US$504,000 on gold watches explaining that the expenditure is part of its policy.
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MoMo transactions hit GH¢518 billion in December 2025 – BoG
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LIVESTREAMED: Bank of Ghana holds 128th MPC press briefing
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BoG lowers policy rate from 18% to 15.5%
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FULL TEXT: Why BoG cut its policy rate to 15.5% after first meeting of 2026
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Dr Bannor questions sharp drop in Ghana's gold reserves
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Bank of Ghana weighs next policy move as MPC convenes
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BoG Governor warns 2026 will test Ghana's monetary policy discipline
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BoG calls for careful, contextualised reporting on central bank activities
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Why Ghanaians must understand virtual assets before trading - BoG Governor
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BoG clears six firms for Virtual Asset Sandbox
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BoG's focus this year will be on consolidation - Governor
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Ghana's hosting of ACI Congress a major achievement – Deputy BoG Governor
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NIB PLC records landmark profitability driven by deposit mobilisation
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LIVESTREAMED: BoG Governor appears before Public Accounts Committee
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LIVESTREAMED: BoG officials appear before Public Accounts Committee
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BoG records GH¢7.1 billion loss on domestic gold purchases from 2022 to 2024
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Watch how Abena Osei-Asare 'grilled' BoG Governor over Gold for Reserves losses
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Advocates for Christ Ghana urges withdrawal of BoG non-interest banking guidelines
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'The $214m loss is from GoldBod's trading activities' - Dr Boako claims
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BoG targets UK diaspora to revive falling remittances
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IEAG defends BoG, credits policies for cedi's 2025 turnaround
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Regulators step up anti-money laundering efforts for Ghana's virtual asset sector
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Ghana's exports exceeded imports by $8.5 billion as of October - BoG
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BoG exempts informal cross-border traders from LOC requirement
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Ghana's economic recovery gains momentum as financial sector deepens
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Chamber of Licensed Gold Buyers clarify IMF's $214m loss report on Gold-for-Reserves program
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BoG to exit small-scale gold trading from January 2026 - Report
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Sammy Gyamfi slams 'doom-wishers' over alleged losses at GoldBod
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BoG dismisses gold loss claims, cites IMF-backed macroeconomic gains
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GoldBod rejects IMF claims of $214m loss in BoG Gold-for-Reserve program
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Banking regulator plans to tighten supervision going forward
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Borrowing costs could fall to 10% by end 2026 – BoG Governor
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High Court orders BoG to restore license of TI Microfinance
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BoG confirms cryptocurrency trading now legal in Ghana
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SEC warns social media influencers against unauthorised crypto promotions
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Ghana moves to regulate crypto and virtual assets with new law
