This is a business programme that gives updates of happenings on the financial and capital markets in Ghana. It also provides information on investments and analysis from experts on influencers on issues that shape business decisions in Ghana and elsewhere.

This is a business programme that gives updates of happenings on the financial and capital markets in Ghana. It also provides information on investments and analysis from experts on influencers on issues that shape business decisions in Ghana and elsewhere.

Shareholders of Amansie Rural Bank in the Ashanti Region are to receive 20% returns on their investments as the bank’s profitability surged following government’s conclusion of the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP) with the IMF.

Finance Minister Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam has disclosed that the IMF Board is scheduled to meet on December 2, 2024, to discuss Ghana’s Third Programme Review. This review could result in the release of $360 million to the Bank of Ghana to support the Government’s budget and balance of payment needs.

Finance Minister Dr Mohammed Amin Adam has disclosed that the government is close to completing its debt restructuring programme with only $2.7 billion of commercial bilateral creditor debt remaining to be restructured.

This is a business programme that gives updates of happenings on the financial and capital markets in Ghana. It also provides information on investments and analysis from experts on influencers on issues that shape business decisions in Ghana and elsewhere.

IMF projects Ghana's economy will grow by 3% by the end of 2024.

This is a business programme that gives updates of happenings on the financial and capital markets in Ghana. It also provides information on investments and analysis from experts on influencers on issues that shape business decisions in Ghana and elsewhere.

This is a business programme that gives updates of happenings on the financial and capital markets in Ghana. It also provides information on investments and analysis from experts on influencers on issues that shape business decisions in Ghana and elsewhere.

Government has defrayed approximately 2.5 billion cedis of its GH₵5 billion debts owed to the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) in the form of bonds.