- Monetary tightening continues amid persistent inflation
- Liquidity pressures and fiscal expansion cited as key drivers
Accra, Ghana – Ghana’s central bank raised its benchmark policy rate by 100 basis points to 28% following the Monetary Policy Committee’s 123rd regular meeting on March 28, extending its tightening cycle in a bid to curb persistent inflation and safeguard financial stability.
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