The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Bank of Ghana is expected to announce its latest policy rate decision, a key benchmark that will determine lending costs across the economy for the next two months.
The policy rate guides the interest rates at which banks extend credit to businesses and households, making it a critical tool for managing inflation, investment, and overall economic activity.
Cedi falls by 2 pesewas, trading at GH¢10.92 to the dollar.
At its 127th meeting on November 25, 2025, the MPC delivered one of the largest rate cuts in recent years, reducing the policy rate significantly by 350 basis points to 18 percent from 21.5 percent.
The Central Bank Governor, Dr Johnson Asiama said the decision, which passed by majority vote among MPC members, reflected confidence in ongoing monetary policy reforms and fiscal consolidation efforts, despite persistent economic risks.
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