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1. Market capitalization
2. Revenue Growth
3. Profit Margin
4. Price earnings ratio
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BUSINESS NEWS | GHANA AND BEYOND 🌍 JULY 17, 2026
🚩Some Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have started increasing prices of petroleum products at the pumps in line with industry projections. A major player in the industry, Star Oil has taken the lead selling a lite of petrol at
BUSINESS NEWS | GHANA | JULY 15, 2026
🚩The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has increased the price floor for various petroleum products, effective July 16, 2026. Based on a notice sent to industry players and seen by JOY BUSINESS, the price for petrol has increased from
Update of Ghana Stock Exchange
Aluworks Ltd and Produce Buying Company (PBC) is currently suspended on the Ghana Stock Exchange
The reason for the suspension is they have failed to meet their continuous listing obligations.
#ghanastockexchange
BUSINESS NEWS | GHANA AND BEYOND 🌍 JULY 08, 2026
🚩The Ghana Cedi is expected to remain relatively stable in the medium term, supported by recent foreign exchange interventions by the Bank of Ghana and improving macroeconomic conditions, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers
households. The Ghana Reference Rate serves as the key benchmark used by commercial banks in pricing loans. It is calculated using a formula that factors in the Bank of Ghana’s Monetary Policy Rate, Treasury bill yields and the interbank lending rate.
🚩Ghana’s latest inflation
report has revealed a sharply mixed price picture, with some household items recording steep increases while some food staples and vegetables saw significant declines. According to the Ghana Statistical Service’s June 2026 inflation report, ginger was the biggest price gainer
among the top 10 high-inflation items, surging by 102.5% year-on-year. It was followed by shrimps at 90.8%, mangoes at 87.2%, and bananas at 47.8%. Other items that recorded strong price increases included avocado pear (43.8%), fresh coconut (39.3%), palm fruits (37.8%), rake
BUSINESS NEWS | GHANA| JULY 06, 2026
🚩Ghana’s benchmark lending reference rate has increased to 10.59% for July 2026, reversing months of steady decline and signalling a possible moderation in the pace at which borrowing costs may ease across the banking sector.
Reserve Ratio framework to a uniform 20.00% ratio to be maintained in domestic currency, effective June 4, 2026. The upcoming decision will come at a delicate point for monetary policy, following a renewed uptick in headline inflation after several months of disinflation.
July 22, 2026, where the Committee will announce its latest monetary policy decision. The July meeting is expected to attract strong market attention after the Committee held the policy rate at 14.00% at its 130th meeting in May. The Bank of Ghana also amended the dynamic Cash
(34.1%), cashew (29.2%), and dried fish (Koobi). At the same time, several common food items posted notable declines in prices. Kontomire/Afefu led the list of low-inflation items with a fall of 38.0%, while garden eggs dropped by 33.1%. Maize fell by 32.1%, millet by 23.0%, and
BUSINESS NEWS | GHANA AND BEYOND 🌍 JULY 01, 2026
🚩The Government of Ghana has suspended broad public sector salary negotiations for 2026, choosing instead to implement targeted adjustments to selected allowances as part of efforts to protect fiscal stability and complete a