Falling interest rates could unlock billions in Ghana’s debt markets – Amo Agyapong

A more efficient domestic debt market could reduce reliance on external financing, strengthen local-currency funding and provide businesses with access to longer-term capital.

According to him, interest rates are not merely a monetary-policy indicator but a critical driver of investment decisions, credit creation, capital-market activity and the ability of businesses to raise long-term financing.

The opportunity, he said, is for Ghana to turn falling interest rates into a foundation for a stronger, deeper and more resilient domestic debt market.