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Interest rates have begun recording some relative stability, following the government’s decision to get economic support from the International Monetary Fund.

The Head of Financial Stability at the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Joseph France, has warned the general public against linking their Ghana cards to their bank accounts through links sent via social media.

Association of Ghana Industries describes industry sector’s first quarter performance as disturbing as it pushes for more targeted government interventions.

Banking consultant, Nana Otuo Acheampong has expressed worry about the increasing banking fraud cases with respect to cheques.

Government establishes formal engagement with IMF over the possibility of signing up a programme.

The electronic transactions levy (e-levy) is raking in only 10% of estimated revenue, generating less than GH¢60 million instead of the expected GH¢600 million.

Energy expert Ben Boakye describes planned resumption of the Tema Oil Refinery as game changer for the petroleum industry.

The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Chamber of Bulk Oil Distributors, Senyo Hosi has said that stakeholders are working to avert any of fuel shortage in the country.

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