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Emmanuel Anane Oppong

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Cheque payment rise to GH¢35.7bn despite Ghana’s digital payments surge

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By Emmanuel Anane Oppong
| channelonenewsonline.com
The rapid expansion of mobile money and digital payments has transformed how Ghanaians transact, but traditional cheques continue to play a significant role in the country’s financial system, particularly for high-value corporate transactions. Latest Payment Systems statistics released by the Bank of Ghana show that cheques worth GH¢35.7 billion were cleared in June 2026, representing an 8.5% increase from GH¢32.9 billion recorded during the same period in 2025.
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Channel One Market Price Barometer: Vegetable prices ease, chicken costs increase

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By Emmanuel Anane Oppong
| channelonenewsonline.com
Households in Accra experienced mixed food price movements in July, with lower prices for garden eggs, fresh tilapia and carrots helping to offset a sharp increase in the cost of live chicken, Data from the latest Channel One Market Price Barometer (CMPB) for July 2026, indicates that while improved supplies continue to moderate prices for some fresh produce, consumers are still facing rising costs for key protein sources, particularly poultry and red meat.
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Government maintains 2026 economic targets after strong first-half performance

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By Emmanuel Anane Oppong
| channelonenewsonline.com
Government has maintained its 2026 macroeconomic targets after a stronger-than-expected first half of the year as key indicators point to improved economic stability, lower inflation and stronger growth momentum.
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