About Bank of Ghana

The Bank of Ghana is the central bank of the country, responsible for regulating the financial sector, managing monetary policy, and ensuring financial stability. It issues the Ghanaian cedi and oversees the banking system to maintain price stability and control inflation. The bank also works to foster economic growth by managing foreign reserves, promoting financial inclusion, and supporting sustainable development in Ghana.

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Support Number

+2333026661746

Address

One Thorpe Road, Accra, Ghana

Website

bog.gov.gh

bogsecretary@bog.gov.gh

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