Ghana’s inflation rate dropped to 5.4 percent at the end of 2025, marking its lowest level since July 2002, according to the Bank of Ghana.
The figure represents a twelfth consecutive month of decline, down from 6.3 percent recorded in November 2025.
The Governor of the Bank of Ghana attributed the sustained slowdown to strict monetary discipline and improved coordination among state institutions.
He said the measures have helped stabilize prices and strengthen confidence in the country’s macroeconomic outlook.
