Ghana’s Inflation Rate Declines in July Due to Decrease in Food Prices
Ghana’s inflation rate has continued to ease, with consumer prices increasing by 4.6% in July. This represents a decline from the 5.3% rate recorded in June, marking the first monthly decrease since March. The reduction in inflation is attributed to a fall in food prices.
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