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Fuel prices set to rise from March 16 due to NPA's new price floor for 2nd pricing window
Summary
Ghanaians should brace themselves - how will the new fuel prices, effective March 16, impact your transportation costs?
Fuel prices in Ghana are set to increase due to new price floors set by the National Petroleum Authority. Petrol will rise from 10 cedis 46 pesewas to 11 cedis 57 pesewas per litre starting March 16. The new rates will be in effect until March 31.
Business & Economy
1 min read
ETI Jumps GH¢0.22, Enterprise Group gains GH¢0.51 as GSE cap hits GH¢292billion
Summary
Ghana's stock market is booming, but which companies are driving growth and which are falling behind?
The Ghana Stock Exchange saw its market capitalization hit GH¢292.58 billion after Friday's trading session. ETI jumped GH¢0.
Business & Economy
4 min read
The projected fuel price could affect recent gains made in inflation rate - GNCCI
Summary
Will rising fuel costs derail Ghana's progress on inflation, threatening economic stability?
The GNCCI warns that projected fuel price hikes could reverse Ghana's recent inflation gains. Inflation is currently at 3.3 percent as of February 2026 - the lowest in decades.
Business & Economy
1 min read
First Atlantic Bank PLC to hold first AGM as a public company on April 7
Summary
What key decisions await shareholders at First Atlantic Bank's first AGM since listing on the Ghana Stock Exchange?
First Atlantic Bank PLC will hold its first AGM as a public company on April 7, 2026, in Accra. Shareholders will consider the 2025 financial report, dividends, and board appointments. The meeting follows the bank's listing on the GSE in December 2025.
Business & Economy
3 min read
Fuel prices to increase from March 16; Petrol up by 16.93%, diesel 17.21%
Summary
Ghanaians should brace themselves as fuel prices are set to surge - but what's driving this sharp increase at the pumps?
Fuel prices in Ghana are projected to increase significantly from March 16, 2026, with petrol rising by 16.93% and diesel by 17.21% - according to COMAC.
Business & Economy
4 min read
Here's what you'll pay after PURC's cut in water and electricity tariffs from April 1
Summary
Ghanaians are about to get some relief on their utility bills - but will the savings last?
The PURC has announced a reduction in electricity and water tariffs, effective April 1, 2026. Electricity will decrease by an average of 4.81% and water by 3.
Business & Economy
3 min read