quantamentry

Country

Ghana GHA

BOG

Sub-Saharan Africa
62.2
composite credibility
+0.2
7-day

score date 2026-07-10 · 30d +13.9

Seven dimensions

Credibility gap100.0
Behind the curve
Communication
Geopolitical46.0
Growth67.7
Liquidity42.7
Governance50.1

Executive summary

Ghana’s central bank exhibits a solid credibility record, scoring well above the regional average on its composite index (62.2/100) while maintaining a perfect 100‑point gap on policy reliability. Inflation sits comfortably above the target band at 9.9%, leaving a narrow 1.9pp cushion that could pressure the Bank of Ghana to tighten rates soon. The country’s geopolitical risk profile is moderate, with a 46-point rating driven largely by domestic unrest around illegal mining litigation and recent visa‑related setbacks for national football players – events that could disrupt social stability and investor confidence. Despite a lack of publicly released policy rate data or explicit communication signals, the BOG has historically leaned toward tightening in inflationary environments. Portfolio managers should prepare for potential rate hikes, monitor commodity price volatility, and watch for any escalation in domestic legal disputes that might undermine economic sentiment.

Peer context

Rank 13/44 in Sub-Saharan Africa · 73th percentile

Region avg 55.9 · best 68.5 · worst 28.9