Fiscal policy implementation poses downside risk to inflation - BoG
Why the central bank sees the government's 2026 spending plans as a threat to inflation - and what it says must change.
The Bank of Ghana's Monetary Policy Report flags fiscal policy implementation in 2026 as a downside risk to inflation.
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