Bank of Ghana Slashes Key Rate to 25% Amid Easing Inflation
- bernard boateng
- Jul 31
- 2 min read
Ghana's economy is wrapping up July with a mix of optimism and strategic reforms. From a major policy rate cut to surging stock prices and agritech transformation, the financial landscape is shifting rapidly. Here is today's detailed Cedi Board market summary.

Bank of Ghana Slashes Policy Rate to 25%
In a bold move to support economic growth, the Bank of Ghana has reduced the Monetary Policy Rate by 300 basis points, bringing it to 25 percent. The decision follows signs of easing inflation and is expected to stimulate borrowing and investment activity, especially within the private sector. Analysts believe this monetary easing will improve access to credit for small businesses and help consolidate post-pandemic recovery efforts.
FAUREE, GIRSAL and ARB Apex Bank Launch Digital Agrifinance Drive
In a significant step toward agricultural modernisation, FAUREE has partnered with GIRSAL and ARB Apex Bank to digitise agrifinancing in Ghana. The collaboration aims to connect farmers to a digital ecosystem that improves credit access, promotes financial inclusion, and streamlines value chain financing. This partnership positions Ghana’s agriculture sector for enhanced productivity and sustainable growth.
Ecobank Reports $398 Million Profit for Half-Year 2025
Ecobank Group has announced a profit of $398 million for the first half of 2025. The bank’s performance was fueled by robust commercial and corporate banking growth, particularly in West Africa. Ecobank continues to strengthen its pan-African presence through digital innovation, making it a bank to watch in regional capital markets.
Investor’s Insights
MTN Ghana’s rally presents strong long-term potential. The 34.12 per cent gain in MTN Ghana shares reinforces its market leadership and digital growth strategy. With rising mobile data usage and fintech expansion, MTN offers a reliable option for long-term investors seeking exposure to Ghana’s tech-driven economy.
Stay tuned to the Cedi Board® for real-time updates on Ghana’s financial pulse. From prices and policy to investment tips that help you make sense of the numbers.



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