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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BoG, SEC to lead committee as Ghana moves to regulate crypto by 2027
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BoG projects 6% economic growth as recovery strengthens
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Government rules out Eurobond borrowing for next few years
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BoG is using AI to sharpen inflation forecasts, detect risks earlier - Dr Mumuni
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Turning data into action key for policy success - BoG Deputy Governor
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Monetary policy must reach real economy - BoG Governor
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Domestic Gold Purchase Programme drained Bank of Ghana's finances - IMF
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Ghana's reserves fall by $1.2 billion as Middle East tensions bite – BoG
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Ghana's 23 banks now fully capitalised – BoG Governor
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Ghana's economic recovery restoring investor confidence – BoG Governor
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BoG to develop new products to channel diaspora remittances into investment
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Ghana's 2022 debt crisis was predictable, not sudden – Dr Opoku-Afari
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Domestic borrowing created new financial risks for Ghana – Maxwell Opoku-Afari
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BoG won't rush to lower inflation target - Dr Asiama
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'Align loan repayments with farm cash flows' - BoG Governor tells banks
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Here are the firms admitted to the SEC's Virtual Asset Sandbox regime
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BoG reviews community banks' transition plans
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BoG raises alarm over dud cheques
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How classroom economics comes to life in Ghana's monetary policy decisions
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President Mahama reveals plans to refresh cedi
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BoG to support Ghanaian fintechs expand across Africa
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BoG Governor urges banks to deepen diaspora investment
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BoG targets 10% NPL ratio as bad loans drop by GH¢7.6 billion
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BoG gold programme boosts Ghana’s reserves despite $1.7 billion loss - Report
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BoG cuts bill issuances to reduce liquidity costs
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GoldBod raises $75m without BoG - Sammy Gyamfi
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New liquidity framework eases need for BoG bills
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BoG calls for stronger digital resilience in Africa's pension systems
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BoG urges greater regulatory cooperation to safeguard financial stability
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Cedi to remain stable despite rising dollar demand - Report
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BoG sets December 2026 deadline for banks to reduce bad loans to 10%
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T-bills oversubscribed by 79% as one-year yield edges higher
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BoG facilitates GH¢42m in refunds to complainants between 2022 and 2025
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Cheque value hits GH¢35.7 billion despite decline in usage - BoG
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BoG mourns Yaa-Naa Abukari II, praises his role in national stability
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BoG assures adequate buffers as reserves fall to US$12.9bn