The Bank of Ghana has further relaxed its monetary policy, reducing the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) by 250 basis points from 18 per cent to 15.5 per cent, citing stronger macroeconomic conditions and sustained economic growth. The latest cut follows an earlier round of aggressive easing in late 2025, when the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) lowered the policy rate by 350 basis points as inflation declined and activity in the real sector improved. “The MPC, by majority decision, voted to lower the monetary policy rate by 250 basis points to 15.5%. The policy rate reduction is also expected to improve credit conditions and support investment, particularly in productive sectors of the economy, as GDP growth is projected to remain strong in 2026. The latest rate cut signals the central bank’s intent to balance price stability with growth support as the economy consolidates its recovery.