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How Absa is connecting affluent banking with lifestyle experiences
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How Absa is connecting affluent banking with lifestyle experiences

As customer expectations evolve, premium banking in Ghana is increasingly extending beyond traditional financial services. While access to credit, investment solutions and everyday banking services remains important, many affluent customers are also seeking convenience, access and experiences that complement their lifestyles.

Can we feed our growing appetite for maize?
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Can we feed our growing appetite for maize?

Think about your meals today. Chances are, maize was on your plate at least once. From a warm bowl of koko and koose for breakfast to banku or kenkey for lunch, or even roasted corn enjoyed on the go, maize is woven into the daily lives of millions of Ghanaians.

Current macroeconomic stability is not novel
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Current macroeconomic stability is not novel

Evidence from official data published by the Ghana Statistical Service, Bank of Ghana, IMF and World Bank shows that every change of government in the Fourth Republic has been followed by some degree of macroeconomic stabilisation, with 6 key indicators thus price, the currency, economic growth, public debt, the fiscal balance and foreign exchange reserves generally improving under the incoming administration.

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Transport, housing costs push inflation to 5.5% in Oct

Rising transport and housing costs pushed Ghana’s year-on-year inflation rate to 5.5 percent in October, up from 5.2 percent in September as price pressures intensified for a third consecutive month, Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) has said.

Transport, housing costs push inflation to 5.5% in Oct
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DBG, GSS launch index to track MSME performance
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DBG, GSS launch index to track MSME performance

Development Bank Ghana (DBG) and the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) have launched a national index to assess the productivity, financing needs and growth potential of nearly 1.9 million business establishments, as efforts intensify to address structural constraints limiting the expansion of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).

Prof. Quartey elected PIAC chair as committee gets new members
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Prof. Quartey elected PIAC chair as committee gets new members

Economist and development finance expert Professor Peter Quartey has been elected Chairman of the Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC), taking over leadership of the petroleum revenue oversight body after his predecessor's tenure expired.

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