Economy

Ghana's Producer Price Index from the Ghana Statistical Service, one row per month, industry and measure, from September 2006 to April 2026: the index (March 2020 to February 2021 = 100), and year-on-year and month-on-month change in percent, for all industries and ten industries. The PPI measures factory-gate prices received by domestic producers, excluding taxes and subsidies. It was rebased and widened in 2021: mining and quarrying including petroleum, water supply and sewerage, construction, transport and storage, accommodation and food service, and information and communication start in March 2020, and GSS shows them at exactly 100 through the base year, so their first real movement is in March 2021; the two industries with historical_scope true belong to the older 2006-2020 PPI and are still published for continuity. StatsBank is updated less often than GSS's monthly PPI release, so the latest months may be missing. Sourced from the Ghana Statistical Service (StatsBank table ppi.px), published by GSS. 4729 records.

Ghana's central government revenue, grants, expenditure by economic classification, overall balance and financing, from the Ministry of Finance's fiscal data workbooks for January 2018 to July 2026, one row per year, table (Summary, Revenue or Expenditure), line, measure and period, in millions of Ghana cedis. Each line has the annual budget and revised budget, and a programme target and provisional outturn for each month, quarter and year-to-date span. Month and quarter rows are that month or quarter alone; rows with is_cumulative = true run from January to end_month (period_type 'year_to_date' or 'full_year'), so never add them to monthly rows. Ratio lines (percent of GDP or of tax revenue) are left out, figures are provisional and are revised in later workbooks (the latest workbook's H1 2026 revenue is GH¢172m above the Mid-Year Review's), and the hierarchy (line_item_level, parent_line_item) is read from the workbook's indentation. Sourced from the Ministry of Finance, Ghana, published by the Ministry of Finance (no licence stated). 69319 records.

Ghana's quarterly gross domestic product by the production approach, from 2006Q1 to 2026Q1, one row per quarter, activity and measure: nominal value added at current prices and real value added at constant 2013 prices (GH¢ million), seasonally adjusted real GDP, year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter real growth (%), each activity's share of GDP at basic prices (%), and its contribution to real growth (percentage points). Activities are overall GDP, the three sectors (agriculture, industry, services), 20 subsectors, "of which" lines (cocoa, oil and gas, and the informal part of each sector), net indirect taxes, and non-oil and informal GDP. GSS revises recent quarters with each release and marks the latest ones provisional; this table holds the figures as of StatsBank's last update, so recent quarters can differ from the first press release. Year-on-year growth starts in 2007Q1 and contributions to growth in 2013Q1; shares are given for agriculture, industry, services only, and a figure StatsBank leaves blank has no row. Sourced from the Ghana Statistical Service (StatsBank table qgdp_p_px.px), published by GSS. 17818 records.

Ghana's Consumer Price Index and inflation from the Ghana Statistical Service, one row per month, place, product group and measure: the index (2021 = 100), year-on-year inflation and month-on-month inflation, in percent. The national series runs from January 1998 (year-on-year inflation from January 1999) for all items, food, non-food and the 13 COICOP 2018 divisions, with locally produced and imported items from January 2021; the 16 regions run from January 2021 (year-on-year inflation from January 2022; StatsBank also gives regional non-food inflation for the second half of 2021). Figures before 2021 are GSS's chain-linked back-cast onto the 2021 basket and base, marked back_cast = true: they are not the rates announced at the time, and for some years (around 2000-2001 especially) they differ from them by many points, so cite a back-cast figure as GSS's current series, not as the rate announced then. StatsBank is updated less often than GSS's monthly CPI release; the last month in this table is January 2026, so later months GSS has announced are not here. Sourced from the Ghana Statistical Service (StatsBank table cpi.px), published by GSS. 59924 records.

Daily buying and selling rates for the cedi against the US dollar, pound and euro at Ghana's banks, forex bureaus and fintechs, one row per company per day, with the day each last updated. Source: CediRates.

Daily pump prices for petrol, diesel and premium petrol at every fuel company CediRates lists (Goil, Shell, Star Oil, TotalEnergies and the rest), with the day each company last changed its price. Source: CediRates.

Ghana's national wealth as a balance sheet: produced capital, natural capital broken into forests, minerals, oil, gas and cropland, human capital and net foreign assets, per person and in total. 124 series covering 1995-2020. Sourced from World Bank Open Data, CC BY 4.0. 3224 records.

WFP's market monitoring for Ghana: the cost of a food basket, food and headline inflation, currency depreciation and the alert level assigned each month. Sourced from WFP Global Market Monitor, via HDX (CC BY-IGO). 185 records.

What Ghana's humanitarian appeals asked for and what they received, year by year, from the OCHA Financial Tracking Service. Sourced from OCHA Financial Tracking Service, via HDX (CC BY-IGO). 32 records.

Ghana's public and publicly guaranteed external debt broken down by who it is owed to, 1970 to 2032: the stock outstanding to each bilateral and multilateral lender and to bondholders, along with new commitments, disbursements, principal repaid, interest paid, total debt service and the net flow for each year. The creditor named "World" is the World Bank's own total across every creditor, not a lender, so summing the creditor rows would count the debt twice. Sourced from the World Bank International Debt Statistics, CC BY 4.0. 26300 records.

Allocations to Ghana from the UN Central Emergency Response Fund: the emergency, the sector, the agency receiving the money and the amount, by year. Sourced from UN Central Emergency Response Fund, via HDX (CC BY-IGO). 14 records.

The World Bank's monthly macroeconomic monitor for Ghana: exchange rates, consumer prices, industrial production, money supply, reserves, stock prices, exports and imports, at monthly and quarterly frequency rather than annual. 24 series covering 1987-2026. Sourced from World Bank Open Data, CC BY 4.0. 8973 records.