The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Ghana has maintained the policy rate, the key lending rate at 12.5 percent.
The rate would usually be a key factor in interest rate determination.
Governor Kwesi Amissah-Arthur explains that the move is to ensure that the economy avoids signs of instability on the market.
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