Yesterday at our @thebankofghana Thanksgiving Service, we gathered not to launch a policy or announce a new initiative, but simply to give thanks. We were graced by the presence of our friends and dignitaries such as His Eminence, @ArchbishopNick and Honourable @SethTerkper.
We give thanks for the quiet discipline and dedication of Bank of Ghana staff.
For the stability we’ve seen in the economy this year; hard-won, and still in progress.
And above all, to God, who continues to work through all of us, even in uncertain times.
From over 23% inflation to 6.3%. From market anxiety to growing confidence. These shifts reflect the collective effort of many across the Bank, across government, across the private sector, working steadily and faithfully, often behind the scenes.
As we approach the end of 2025, we do so with a renewed sense of purpose and humility. The road ahead will not be easy. But last night, we paused - to acknowledge how far we’ve come and to recommit ourselves to the work ahead.
“Give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” 1 Thessalonians 5:18
#BoGThanksgiving
#SteadyLeadership
#Gratitude
#FaithAndService
#BoGStaff
Last night was an important evening with leaders of Ghana’s banking and financial sector. We took stock of the work done in 2025, restoring discipline, strengthening resilience, and rebuilding confidence, and discussed how that stability must now be deployed responsibly to support intermediation, exports, and long-term competitiveness.
When we assumed office, we did so at a moment when confidence in signals, coordination, and consistency across the financial system had been materially tested. The progress achieved since then reflects sustained effort and partnership across the sector.
Looking ahead, the @thebankofghana will focus on three priorities, deepening the quality of financial intermediation so credit supports productive activity, strengthening integrity and supervision as reforms move fully from policy to practice and investing further in the infrastructure-payments, markets, and digital rails-that will position Ghana’s financial system for a more integrated regional economy. The year ahead will demand continued judgment, partnership, and disciplined execution.
#GovernorsDay #FinancialStability #BankOfGhana
Earlier this afternoon, following the conclusion of the 127th Monetary Policy Committee meeting, we reduced the Policy Rate by 350 basis points to 18%. The decision reflects;
1. Continued progress in disinflation
2. A more stable foreign exchange market
3. Strong economic growth
Inflation has continued to ease faster than anticipated, supported by a more stable exchange rate and lower underlying pressures. The Committee therefore saw room to provide additional support to the economy while maintaining a prudent stance. This rate reduction, is consistent with our commitment to guide the economy toward a lower and more sustainable interest rate environment, without compromising the hard-won gains in stability. We will continue to act responsibly, communicate openly, and steer the economy toward lasting stability.
#127thMPC #MonetaryPolicy #GhanaEconomy #BankofGhana #ListeningLeadership
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