The Bank of Ghana‘s September 2025 Monetary Policy Report revealed that business confidence in Ghana rose from 105.5 in June to 107.5 in August 2025.
According to the BoG, firms reported meeting short-term targets and expressed renewed optimism about future prospects amid improving macroeconomic conditions.
At the same time, consumer confidence remained high at 116.9, though slightly below the 119.2 recorded two months earlier.
The latest survey by the Bank of Ghana shows that both business and consumer confidence continue to trend upward, in line with the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), which edged up to 50.8 in August from 50.2 in July.
This indicates improved business activity driven by higher new orders.
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Following the Central Bank’s decision to reduce the monetary policy rate to 21.5 percent, market analysts suggest this could further steer the economy toward a steady path of accelerated recovery.
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