Ghana's inflation rate reached a 12-month low in September, presenting an opportunity for the central bank to maintain current borrowing costs.

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Government Statistician Samuel Kobina Annim announced that the annual inflation rate decreased to 38.1% in September, down from 40.1% in August

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This decline in inflation is viewed as a positive development for Ghana's economy and monetary policy

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The result aligns closely with the median estimate of 37.3% from a Bloomberg survey of five economists.

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A lower inflation rate implies reduced price increases for consumer goods and services, which can positively impact consumers and businesses.

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Stable borrowing costs can contribute to a more predictable and supportive economic environment.

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The central bank had been monitoring inflation trends and is likely to factor this improvement into its decision-making

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Lower inflation can contribute to more favorable economic conditions, although sustained efforts may be necessary to achieve the central bank's inflation target for the year

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