Unemployment eases to 12.8 per cent in Q3 2025-GSS
A total of 13.3 million out of the 15m labour force in Ghana were employed within the first three quarters of 2025, reducing the country’s unemployment rate from 13.7 in ...
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The inflation rate slows for fourth consecutive month to 20.9 per cent in July
The year-on-year inflation rate slowed for the fourth consecutive month to 20. 9 per cent in July compared to 22.8 per cent the previous month, the Ghana Statistical Service said ...
Ensure the exchange rate is subjected to intermittent shocks-Dr Atuahene
Dr Richmond Atuahene, a Banking consultant, has urged the government to ensure that the exchange rate is subjected to intermittent shocks to the country’s terms of trade and overall net ...
Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Ghana maintains key rate at 29 per cent
The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Ghana has kept its policy rate at 29 per cent, saying inflation risks were still on the upside and required close monitoring. ...
The inflation rate for January up marginally at 23.5 per cent
The inflation rate was up marginally at 23.5 per cent year-on-year in January compared to 23.2 per cent in December in 2023, the Ghana Statistical Service said on Wednesday. ...
Inflation rate slows for fifth consecutive month to 23.2 per cent in December
The inflation rate falls for the fifth consecutive month to 23.2 per cent in December 2023 compared to 26.4 per cent in November, the Ghana Statistical Service said on Wednesday. ...
GRA engages presiding members on new framework for property rate collection
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has engaged Presiding Members (PM) of Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies on a new framework for collecting property rate on behalf of the Assemblies.
Inflation rate for August declined to 40.1 per cent
The year-on-year inflation rate for August 2023 declined to 40.1 per cent from 43.1 per cent in July 2023.
Annual Inflation rate falls sharply to 45.0 per cent in March
The year-on-year consumer inflation fell sharply in March to 45.0 per cent from 52.8 per cent in February, the Ghana Statistical Service said on Wednesday.
