Ghana Cedi Poised for Historic First Annual Gain Against US Dollar
The Ghana cedi is poised for its first annual appreciation since 2007, up 36% year-to-date. Bank of Ghana auction data shows stable 56-day bill yields averaging 21.42%, reflecting investor confidence and monetary stability.
Cedi Stages Remarkable Comeback, Erases Q3 Losses Against the U.S. Dollar.
The Ghanaian cedi has rebounded strongly in October 2025, appreciating 37% year-to-date after major interventions by the Bank of Ghana. Analysts cite renewed inflows and tighter FX management as key factors.
IMF and Moody’s Endorse Ghana’s Economic Recovery
The IMF and Moody’s have reaffirmed confidence in Ghana’s economic reforms, citing stronger growth, reduced debt, and fiscal stability. Analysts urge continued vigilance amid external and structural challenges.
Bank of Ghana Lifts Suspension on UBA’s Forex Trading License
The Bank of Ghana has reinstated UBA Ghana’s foreign-exchange license after the bank fulfilled regulatory conditions and implemented corrective measures.
Ghana’s Economy “Firmly on Track,” Says Finance Minister Ato Forson at IMF–World Bank Meetings
At the 2025 IMF/World Bank Meetings, Ghana’s Finance Minister Dr. Ato Forson assured investors that the economy is stabilizing and called for reforms to the global financial architecture to empower Africa.
AGOA’s Endgame: What the Expiry of the U.S.–Africa Trade Pact Means for 32 Nations
With AGOA set to expire in September 2025, African exporters face uncertainty and U.S.–Africa trade enters a critical juncture.
IMF Warns of Mounting Debt and Slow Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa, Urges Stronger Tax Reforms
The IMF urges African nations to modernize tax systems and rebuild fiscal buffers amid rising debt, trade uncertainty, and slowing global growth.