Our engagement with members of the media at Bank of Ghana’s 2026 New Year Media Engagement was a valuable moment to reflect on 2025 as a year of restoration, driven by disciplined, data-informed policymaking. As we look ahead, I reaffirmed our theme for 2026: consolidation.

It was an honour to welcome the Buipewura, Paramount Chief of the Buipe Traditional Council and Vice President of the National House of Chiefs, on a courtesy visit to Bank of Ghana. Our conversation centred on advancing inclusive development in Northern Ghana, with a

It was a pleasure to officially launch NaVALI (National Virtual Asset Literacy Initiative) a bold new effort to prepare Ghanaians for the opportunities and risks of virtual assets in a rapidly changing financial world. Our goal is simple but urgent: make sure Ghanaians

"Your emphasis should be on breaking down the inflation dynamics, interest rate paths, FX market norms, and payments innovations into accessible and easy-to-understand stories. When citizens understand the rationale behind policy, they engage with confidence rather than fear,"

The 128th Meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee is underway. We convene at a moment of improving macroeconomic conditions, but one that calls for careful judgment. The task before the Committee is to assess the data, weigh the risks, and determine the policy path that best

Yesterday marked the commencement of Ghana’s GIABA Mutual Evaluation, an important milestone in our ongoing efforts to safeguard the integrity of the financial system. This process builds on months of deliberate preparation, including strengthened supervision, improved

Today’s MPC decision reflects the Committee’s assessment of the progress achieved so far, as well as the discipline required to safeguard stability going forward. Policy calibration remains guided by data, risk assessment, and a clear focus on Ghana’s medium-term economic

We appreciate the public’s interest in how Ghana’s reserves are managed. As explained during today’s MPC press briefing, the change in reported gold holdings reflects a deliberate reserve diversification decision. At the time, Ghana’s gold holdings accounted for over 40 percent

An evening of thoughtful exchange with the Board of British International Investment, reflecting on Ghana’s economic recovery and the role of long-term, impact-driven capital in sustaining growth. As macroeconomic stability takes firmer hold, our focus is shifting toward preserving these gains

Fantastic evening, hosting the board of British International Investment in Accra With investments of $220 million, BII has created thousands of jobs in Ghana and is a key partner in deepening the 🇬🇧- 🇬🇭 growth partnership Thanks to Johnson Pandit Asiama and Official Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare for setting out the road ahead

“I have witnessed the strongest working relationship between the Bank of Ghana and the Ministry of Finance,” President John Dramani Mahama noted, emphasizing that the close collaboration between Johnson Pandit Asiama, Governor of BoG, and Hon Ato Forson, Minister for Finance, has

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The Bank of Ghana has inaugurated the Steering and Technical Committees guiding work on encouraging more banks to list on the Ghana Stock Exchange. This work means opening up bank ownership to the public through the stock market. When banks list, they allow Ghanaians, pension

This morning, it was an honor to host the Secretariat of the 24HR+ Economy for a strategic engagement session at Bank of Ghana. As Ghana lays the foundation for a more integrated and self-reliant economic architecture, the Bank welcomed the opportunity to explore areas of