At mid-October 2025, one olonka of onions costs ₵40–₵60 , and a paint bucket of tomatoes goes for ₵80–₵100  in Accra markets. Meanwhile, the cedi has firmed to ₵10.71 per US dollar , up from ₵11.26 yesterday , signaling a modest appreciation. Combined with record gold exports, an expanded Free SHS program, and steady agricultural growth, Ghana’s economy might be showing signs of quiet resilience. Let’s unpack the latest numbers shaping the country’s financial outlook. Major Headlines: The Big...

The Cedi is making big moves! With the IMF raising Ghana's 2025 growth forecast to 4%  and a stronger Cedi triggering an immediate drop in fuel prices, the economy is showing impressive resilience. Key financial decisions, from the Bank of Ghana’s move to regulate the digital lending space to new perspectives on property investment, are setting the stage for the future. Let's break down the latest numbers and news shaping Ghana's economic landscape. Market Stability: T-Bills Plummet and Fuel...

The Cedi Board on October 15, 2025, highlights an economy balancing significant debt clearance with ambitious international trade positioning. The Ghana Gold Coin is a standout, surging by over GH¢4,200 to GH¢48,629.02  per ounce (a change of over 9.5% since November 2024), driven by global safe-haven demand. Crucially, the USD/GHS rate shows notable appreciation to the BOG Interbank selling rate of GH¢11.46. Today's headlines are centered on clearing a mountain of arrears and securing new...