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attractive interest rates on their loan products; the Bank of Ghana monetary inflation, monetary policy rate and cut down borrowing from local banks (The Africa  3 Feb 2020 Ghana's central bank left its monetary policy rate steady at 16.0 percent, citing balanced risks to inflation and economic growth. reform policies of the government of Ghana over financial markets, together with Interest rates were administratively controlled by the Bank of Ghana (BOG). 6 hours ago Yen.com.gh News ☛ Bank of Ghana's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has reduced the policy rate to 14.5%, YEN.com.gh has learned.

Ghana Holds Policy Rate at 16% The Bank of Ghana held its benchmark interest rate at 16 percent during its July meeting, saying that economic growth is expected to remain robust in the second half of the year while inflation has remained within the target range in the last 15 months.

We at Fitch Solutions expect that the Bank of Ghana (BoG) will keep its key policy rate of 16.00% unchanged in 2019 and 2020, on balanced risks. Further easing is unlikely given robust growth and the potentially serious risks to fiscal and external account stability posed by any recurrent sell-off in the cedi. Accra, Jan 31, GNA – The Bank of Ghana kept its Policy Rate unchanged at 16.0 percent for the sixth meeting in a row as the Monetary Policy Committee takes a cautious outlook to growth and inflation. Bank of Ghana has cut its policy rate by 150 basis points to 14.5 percent over fears the coronavirus outbreak could slowdown economic growth in 2020. In a The Bank of Ghana has reduced its benchmark policy rate by 150 basis points as its first response to the strain that the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is imposing on the economy. The Governor of BoG and Chairman of the bank’s Monetary Policy Committee, Dr Ernest Addison, announced this in a statement issued Wednesday. The statement […]

We at Fitch Solutions expect that the Bank of Ghana (BoG) will keep its key policy rate of 16.00% unchanged in 2019 and 2020, on balanced risks. Further easing is unlikely given robust growth and the potentially serious risks to fiscal and external account stability posed by any recurrent sell-off in the cedi.

Accra, Jan 31, GNA – The Bank of Ghana kept its Policy Rate unchanged at 16.0 percent for the sixth meeting in a row as the Monetary Policy Committee takes a cautious outlook to growth and inflation.

The Bank of Ghana left its benchmark interest rate steady at 16% during its November meeting, against market expectations of a 25 bps cut. The decision was 

Bank of Ghana (BoG) is expected to maintain the Prime Rate, the rate at predicted that the Central Bank would not change the policy rate, as inflation, one of  31 Jan 2020 2020-01-31 - The Central Bank has kept its Monetary Policy Rate unchanged at 16 percent in a bid to stabilize the cedi from depreciation. Request PDF | Explaining Interest Rate Spreads in Ghana* | The question of the optimal spread between bank lending rates and rates that banks pay on 

attractive interest rates on their loan products; the Bank of Ghana monetary inflation, monetary policy rate and cut down borrowing from local banks (The Africa 

Bank of Ghana stands pat in January despite slowing economic growth and easing inflation On 31 January, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Bank of Ghana (BoG) decided to keep its key policy rate stable at 16.00%. Ghana Holds Policy Rate at 16% The Bank of Ghana held its benchmark interest rate at 16 percent during its July meeting, saying that economic growth is expected to remain robust in the second half of the year while inflation has remained within the target range in the last 15 months.

Accra, Jan 31, GNA – The Bank of Ghana kept its Policy Rate unchanged at 16.0 percent for the sixth meeting in a row as the Monetary Policy Committee takes a cautious outlook to growth and inflation. Bank of Ghana has cut its policy rate by 150 basis points to 14.5 percent over fears the coronavirus outbreak could slowdown economic growth in 2020. In a The Bank of Ghana has reduced its benchmark policy rate by 150 basis points as its first response to the strain that the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is imposing on the economy. The Governor of BoG and Chairman of the bank’s Monetary Policy Committee, Dr Ernest Addison, announced this in a statement issued Wednesday. The statement […]