Analysis | 1st February 2024
Ghana’s Election Year: Navigating Economic Challenges And Opportunities
Election years, by their very nature create winners and losers, influencing not only political outcomes but also economic dynami ...
Analysis | 7th September 2023
Funding Drought; Sub-Saharan Africa On The Edge
Pressed with a series of unprecedented shocks, Sub-Saharan Africa faces severe financing drought that poses a threat to economic ...
Analysis | 30th August 2023
The Realities Of Exchange Rate Pressures In Sub-Saharan Africa
IMF reports that a total of 84% of exports, 67% of imports and 60% of external debt are priced in dollars for the average Sub-Saha ...
Analysis | 24th March 2023
The Quest For Africa's Credit Rating Agency
Why Credit Rating Agencies? The Big Three Evidently, the bringer of bad news will not be accepted with open arms, hence, financial ...
Analysis | 28th October 2022
Fintech - Africa’s New Gold Mine?
For many years, the African continent has boasted and relied on its natural resources as the assets through which the continent ...
Analysis | 17th October 2022
The Tragedy Of Africa’s Capital Market
To begin with, developing countries require an amount of $8-10 trillion in annual investment to achieve the Sustainable Developmen ...
News | 11th October 2022
Bank Of Ghana Tightens Monetary Policy Rate Further: Recoiling Surging Inflation At All Costs
The outcome of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting held last Thursday; 6th October 2022 has been a further hike in Monetar ...
Analysis | 3rd October 2022
African Governments And The Eurobond Market: The Beauty And The Beast
The fact for almost all Sub-Saharan African (SSA) economies is that debt, particularly foreign currency debt, has gained its imp ...
News | 20th August 2022
Bank Of Ghana Persists The Hawkish Way: The Biggest Policy Rate Hike Since 2002
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Bank of Ghana(BoG) after maintaining the 19% policy rate with the assurance of Governor ...
News | 26th May 2022
Bank Of Ghana Increases Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) To 19%- Will This Curtail Inflation?
The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Ghana decided after its 106th meeting in May 2022 to raise the policy rate by 200 ba ...
Analysis | 8th July 2022
The Era Of Cashless Transactions- A Closer Look At Ghana
Ghana’s digital agenda is being propelled by many drivers including the move by the Bank of Ghana (BoG) to explore the Central B ...
News | 30th July 2022
The IMF Approach To Global Assistance
The contradiction of views at the mention of IMF-International Monetary Fund, paints an antagonistic sentiment about this Bretton ...
News | 21st July 2022
Sitting At The Deal Table With The IMF - Africa And The Case Of Ghana
The huge controversy that surrounds involvement with the International Monetary Fund, (IMF) begs the question about its public vie ...
Analysis | 2nd July 2022
The Rise Of Digital Money - Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) In Africa
The brainwave for major central banks around the world today seems to be flowing towards the exploration of a digital version of c ...
Analysis | 11th June 2022
Where Are The African Refineries?
Soaring crude prices because of the war in Ukraine has left countries perilously short of fuel supplies, causing queues at filling ...
Analysis | 1st June 2022
The Global Economic Journey - Where Is Africa Heading?
Like a smooth sail on the Atlantic Ocean, the global economic prospects looked promising and on track until the sudden hit by the ...
Analysis | 18th June 2022
Is Africa Really The World's Next Frontier Market? - The Story Of FDI
There is a resounding voice echoing to the world, with a call pointing to Africa as the next frontier market which must not be ove ...
Analysis | 7th June 2022
Aggressive Policy Rates Or Aggressive Industries: The Intriguing Case Of Africa And Ghana
Economies around the world today are faced with the daunting task of dealing with elevated inflation, birthed out of both food and ...
Analysis | 24th June 2022
The M&A Landscape – Where Is Africa Heading?
Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) have increasingly become the means through which investors, both foreign and domestic, gain access ...
