In 2016 a few months to the general elections, Moody’s put Ghana’s Credit Ratings at B3 with a stable outlook having previously put the outlook at negative but this was disputed by the then opposition […]
Two finance experts have posited that the recent change in Ghana’s credit ratings from stable to positive by Moody’s Investors Service (‘Moody’s’) will have little or no bearing on the December general elections. The two experts, both […]
Significant constraints on banks’ capacity and willingness to absorb potential increases in government financing needs in the event of a shock are intensifying government liquidity risks in Angola (B3 stable), Bahrain (B2 stable), Ghana (B3 […]
Banks in Ghana will probably report higher earnings in 2019 after the country’s regulator embarked on a cleanup of the industry and economic growth accelerates, according to Moody’s Investors Service. Ghana’s central bank is seeking […]
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