Ghana's economy is becoming more stable. This was announced by the Governor of the Bank of Ghana. The country's reserves held in foreign money have gone up.
These reserves, known as external reserves, have reached $14.5 billion. This is a significant amount of money the country holds from other countries.
At the same time, the rate at which prices for goods and services go up, called inflation, has dropped. It is now at 3.3%.
The Bank of Ghana Governor, Johnson Asiama, said the economy is stabilising well. He noted that this is happening faster than many people had predicted.
This information comes from the Governor’s statements. These figures suggest a stronger economic outlook for the country.