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Global economic growth broadly remained modest although growth trends varied among major advanced economies and across the various regional groupings. Following a weaker than expected...
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) acknowledged heightened risks to the inflation outlook arising from both domestic and external sources throughout 2015. These risks were characterized...
The thrust of monetary policy in 2020 is to deliver the medium-term inflation target of 8±2 percent while supporting the overall economic policy of Government....
Global growth remained largely subdued in 2019. This stemmed from geopolitical factors, including the Brexit negotiations and trade tensions between the US and China. There...
At the January 2020 Monetary Policy Committee meeting, the synchronised slowdown in the global economy had started showing modest signs of recovery. The signing of...
Since the May 2019 MPC meetings, global growth momentum has continued to moderate despite the temporary rebound in economic activity in some advanced economies during...
Global economic growth continued to be dominated by considerable uncertainty related to the US-China trade tensions, unresolved Brexit negotiations, and geopolitical tensions which impacted crude...
Global growth continued to weaken in the second quarter of 2019, reflecting heightened policy uncertainty associated with the United States and China trade tensions, the...
The primary objective of the Bank of Ghana is to pursue sound monetary policies aimed at price stability and creating an enabling environment for sustainable...
Global growth is projected to strengthen in the short-term supported by positive business and consumer confidence and expectations of stronger profitability. The higher growth may...