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    Ghana Economy Scorecard

    Week ending 20 Sept 2026

    By StatsGH Data Desk · compiled automatically from stored data on 4 Oct 2026

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    The cedi weakened 0.77% against the US dollar over the week, at GH₵11.5500 per dollar on the Bank of Ghana interbank market (18 Sept 2026).

    The 91-day treasury bill rate fell to 4.70% at the latest auction (14 Sept 2026).

    The Bank of Ghana policy rate stands at 14.0% (effective 22 Jul 2026).

    The latest headline inflation reading is 5% for August 2026, up from 4.6% the month before.

    The GSE Composite Index lost 2.06% on the week to 14,309.49.

    Among listed stocks, Digicut Production & Advertising rose most (+25%) and Hords fell most (-14.08%).

    MeasureLatestAs ofvs weekvs monthvs yearSource
    Cedi per US dollar (higher = weaker cedi)GH₵11.550018 Sept 2026▲ +0.77%▲ +3.87%—Bank of Ghana
    Cedi per poundGH₵15.446418 Sept 2026▼ -0.36%——Bank of Ghana
    Cedi per euroGH₵13.244518 Sept 2026▼ -0.47%——Bank of Ghana
    91-day T-bill rate4.70%14 Sept 2026▼ -0.11 pts——Bank of Ghana
    182-day T-bill rate6.51%14 Sept 2026———Bank of Ghana
    364-day T-bill rate10.10%14 Sept 2026———Bank of Ghana
    Policy rateprevious 14%14.0%22 Jul 2026———Bank of Ghana
    Headline inflationmonthly reading5%1 Aug 2026—▲ +0.40 pts—GSS via StatsGH article
    GSE Composite Index14,309.4918 Sept 2026▼ -2.06%▼ -5.47%—Ghana Stock Exchange (end-of-day)

    Green/red shows direction for the cedi and markets (a rising GH₵ per dollar is shown red). Rate changes are in percentage points. A dash means no stored comparison point exists. GSE figures are end-of-day, not real-time.

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