Tag: BoG
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Ghana’s 2026 Economic Focus: BoG Governor Charts Consolidation and Market Strength
Overview: 2026 as a Year of Consolidation In a clear signal of financial sobriety, Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, the Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), outlined a cautious yet optimistic outlook for 2026. He emphasized that the central bank’s primary task will be to consolidate the macroeconomic gains achieved in 2025 while strengthening Ghana’s…
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Ghana BoG 2026 Consolidation: Macro Gains, FX Deepening, and Market Strength
Ghana’s Central Bank Sets a Focused 2026 Strategy Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), outlined a measured path for 2026, centering on consolidating the macroeconomic gains achieved in 2025 and further strengthening the country’s foreign exchange (FX) and money markets. In a year characterized by disciplined market operations and deliberate…
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Ghana Cedi Slips to GH¢10.75 per USD in Jan 2026
Ghana’s Cedi Weakens to GH¢10.75 per US Dollar in Early 2026 The Ghanaian cedi opened the second week of January 2026 with a depreciation against the US dollar, selling at GH¢10.75 on the Bank of Ghana’s interbank foreign exchange market. The move reflects ongoing pressure on Ghana’s currency as the dollar trades around the 10.74…
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Public Accounts Committee Grills BoG Governor Over Gold for Reserves Losses
Background: Gold for Reserves under scrutiny The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) in Ghana raised pointed questions this week about the country’s Gold for Reserves program as it examined the Bank of Ghana (BoG) and its handling of reserves management. The inquiry, led by PAC Chair Abena Osei-Asare on Monday, January 12, 2026, focused on the…
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Bank of Ghana Ends 2025 with Record $13.8B in Reserves
BoG closes 2025 on a high note The Bank of Ghana (BoG) concluded 2025 with international reserves totaling a record $13.8 billion, according to multiple sources close to the central bank. The milestone underscores a year of monetary stability and rising confidence in the domestic economy amid global financial shifts. What contributed to the landmark…
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BoG Ends 2025 with Record International Reserves of $13.8 Billion
BoG Concludes 2025 with Record Reserves The Bank of Ghana (BoG) finished 2025 with its international reserves standing at a record $13.8 billion, according to sources familiar with the central bank’s balance sheet. This milestone underscores a year of both strategic accumulations and selective outflows, reflecting the complexities of managing liquidity in a developing economy.…
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How Much BoG Gold Coins Cost Now: What Investors Need to Know
Overview: BoG Gold Coins on the Rise The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has seen the price of its gold coins trend upward in recent weeks. A combination of currency depreciation, global gold pricing, and local demand dynamics is driving the investment price higher. For investors and collectors alike, understanding the forces behind the move is…
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BoG Gold Coins: Current Prices Rise Amid Cedi Depreciation
Rising Prices for BoG Gold Coins Tied to Cedi Weakness Investors in Ghana are watching the Bank of Ghana’s (BoG) gold coins closely as the latest figures show a continued rise in their investment prices. The depreciation of the Ghanaian cedi against the US dollar has been a key driver, influencing both the cost of…
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BoG Gold Coins Prices Rise as Ghana Cedi Falls Further
BoG Gold Coins: A Rising Investment Amid a Weakening Cedi The Bank of Ghana’s gold coins have become an increasingly prominent feature in local investment portfolios as their prices rise in tandem with the depreciation of the Ghanaian cedi against the US dollar. Investors are watching the developing currency situation closely, with many turning to…