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Ghana's economy grew 5.1% in August 2025, inflation fell to 8%, and the central bank may cut rates, but risks remain.
Ghana’s economy grew 5.1% in August 2025, with inflation down to 8%, supported by tight fiscal policy and monetary easing.
The 2026 budget projects a 1.5% primary surplus and 2.2% deficit, aiming for 4.8% growth, though CERPA warns revenue targets may be overly optimistic.
The cedi weakened slightly to GH¢11.12 per dollar amid ongoing forex pressures.
The Bank of Ghana is expected to cut rates by 250–350 basis points, but caution is urged due to external risks like Sahel instability.
PwC and Deloitte both stress maintaining fiscal discipline, deepening reforms, boosting exports, and sustaining macroeconomic gains to ensure long-term stability and inclusive growth.
La economía de Ghana creció un 5,1% en agosto de 2025, la inflación cayó al 8%, y el banco central puede recortar las tasas, pero los riesgos permanecen.