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GoldBod generates $1.8bn in foreign exchange in September - Exceeds target by $471m (opens the original)
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The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) has generated $1.871 billion in foreign exchange (FX) from its artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) gold trade operations in September 2026, exceeding its monthly target of $1.4 billion by $471 million. The strong performance represents 134 per cent of GoldBod’s announced target for the month, reinforcing the board’s role in generating foreign exchange for Ghana through its gold trading operations. GoldBod, in a statement, said $701.3 million of the amount genera
23 banks, one dollar, many prices; Bank-to-bank rate differences expose customers to varying FX costs (opens the original)
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Ghanaians buying US dollars from banks could save hundreds of cedis on the same transaction simply by shopping around, with significant differences emerging in the exchange rates quoted by banks across the market. A comparison of indicative US dollar-to-cedi rates quoted by 23 banks on August 20, 2026 shows that the price of buying dollars varies considerably from one bank to another. The differences become particularly important for customers making large transactions, such as importers paying
Cheaper loans face test as bond yields rise (opens the original)
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Commercial lending rates fell to 15.64 per cent in June 2026, their lowest level in more than a year, extending one of the sharpest reductions in financing costs in recent history. But the rebound in Treasury bill and government bond yields suggests financial markets are beginning to question how much further the easing cycle can run. The latest Summary of Economic and Financial Data released by the Bank of Ghana shows the average lending rate dropped from 27.00 per cent in June last year, reduc
Standard Chartered tops banker pay league - Absa, Ecobank in high payrol spend (opens the original)
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The price of employing a banker in Ghana now depends less on the size of the institution than on the business model it has chosen. An analysis of audited 2025 financial statements shows that personnel costs per employee vary by more than fourfold across the banking industry, exposing a widening divergence in how lenders deploy their most valuable asset—their workforce. At one end of the spectrum, Standard Chartered Bank Ghana spent an average of GH¢931,000 per employee during the 2025 financial
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