Après l' approbation d' un prêt de $3 billion by the FMI, la Banque centrale du Ghana a décidé de maintenir son taux directeur, alors que l' inflation a affiché une baisse de plus de 12% since the start of the year.

The Central Bank of Ghana announced in a press release published on Monday, May 22, that the financial institution has decided to maintain its main policy rate at 29.5%, while the country's inflation has fallen since the beginning. of the year. According to the press release, “between the beginning of the year and April 2023, overall inflation fell by 12.9%, non-food inflation fell by 14.5%, while food inflation also fell by 11.1%.” The decision came after the West African country secured the approval of a $3 billion three-year support program by the International Monetary Fund's board of directors