Business News of Friday, 7 March 2025

Ghana has poor track record of having credible budgets – Report

Ghana has relatively weak technology in manufacturing compared to peers in Africa -ACET

Mahama commits to regular private sector engagements – Dr. Ishmael Yamson

There’s no ‘dumsor’; calls for load shedding timetable not needed – John Jinapor

Finance Minister submits 2025 Budget to Cabinet

Change ownership structure of country’s major merchandise exports to sabilise cedi – IFRS to government

European Central Bank cuts interest rates again

Over $1.15 trillion wiped from the US stock market in a single day

Tesla stock falls 43% from december high on investor concerns

Afram Plains MP pledges commitment to transform through strategic socio-economic development

‘Mahama has set the tone, now his team must follow’ – Dr Ishmael Yamson

Nii Moi Thompson: International trade will propel Ghana beyond aid

Focus on trading cocoa – Gawu to COCOBOD

‘Monetary policy alone won’t save Ghana, fiscal discipline must lead’, says Dr Ishmael Yamson

Energy Minister outlines government’s five-point agenda for renewable energy transition

2025 budget is about shaping a stronger future for all – Finance Minister

Used Vehicles, animal guts among Ghana’s top 10 imports in 2024 – GSS report

World Bank lists five ‘alarming’ statistics on global hunger

Yields on bonds of different maturities reveal much about an economy’s prospects

2025 Budget: Analysts project introduction of new taxes

2025 budget will be conservative – Lord Mensah

Building financial buffers can end IMF dependence – Prof Gatsi

Invest in agriculture to reduce $2bn food import bill – PFAG demands

High gold prices will keep Ghana’s current account in surplus in 2025, says Fitch Solutions

Edward Bawa assumes office as Acting Group CEO & MD of GOIL PLC

Ghana’s economy to face greater external stability in 2025; reserves to hit $8.8bn in 2025

Fiscal discipline is key to resetting Ghana – Dr. Ishmael Yamson

Ghana won’t sink any further, investors must stay – Ishmael Yamson

Private sector must lead Ghana’s economic recovery – Dr. Ishmael Yamson