Ghana Keeps Rates at 14% as US-Iran War Drives Inflation Risk

Ghana's central bank has decided to maintain its interest rate at 14%, a move that aligns with other central banks opting to keep rates elevated amid heightened inflation risks due to renewed tensions between the US and Iran. This decision underscores the global impact of geopolitical conflicts on economic stability and inflation. As global markets react to these geopolitical developments, it's crucial to observe how central banks navigate these challenges to maintain economic balance. For the latest details, check out the full article on Bloomberg.