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Which African bank is leading the cross-border charge, and what does this mean for the region's financial future?

Fitch Ratings reports that African banking groups' foreign subsidiaries are increasingly contributing to net income and assets.

The Bank of Ghana anticipates continued cedi stability following a three percent appreciation in June, backed by a one b

The Bank of Ghana anticipates continued cedi stability following a three percent appreciation in June, backed by a one billion dollar market

Ghana's economic managers are hopeful for an improved sovereign credit rating soon-find out what factors are driving this anticipation.

The Bank of Ghana Governor, Dr. Johnson Asiama, has expressed optimism regarding a potential ratings upgrade for Ghana in the latter half of this

Fitch predicts a near net-neutral oil trade position for Ghana - but what will this mean for the banking sector?

Fitch expects Ghana's oil trade position to be close to net neutral in the near term. The ratings agency suggests that Ghana's banking sector may not receive the boost some expect - but what does this mean for the country's financial outlook?

Pump prices may soon change, but will intervention cushion the blow - or will global tensions make things worse?

Ghana is bracing for potential fuel price hikes - a situation impacting consumers and the economy. Experts are weighing possible scenarios based on government policy decisions and global market factors.

Treasury bill results are in - what do investors make of Ghana's economic outlook?

Ghana's government offered treasury bills, and the auction results are now public. Investor activity and interest rates are in focus- but what does it all mean?

Ghana's forex reserves are looking good, but one firm suggests a potential tolerance for currency depreciation - why?

Fitch Solutions anticipates that the stability of Ghana's current account will play a key role in the face of shifting investor attitudes. The expectation is that strong exports will continue to support the country's forex reserves - but what could this mean?