Bank of Ghana holds prime rate unchanged at 15 pct
ACCRA, Nov 14 (Reuters) - The rate-setting committee of the Bank of Ghana said on Wednesday it held its prime interest rate unchanged at 15 percent, marking its third consecutive decision to hold the rate steady since June.
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