A report by 3Business news desk shows that, Ghana’s gold reserves have recorded a significant boost this year.
This occurred as the Bank of Ghana (BOG) stepped up its domestic gold purchase program.
As per the new data released by the central bank, a total of 7.42 tonnes of gold were added to the nation’s reserves between January and October 2025.
The BOG states that this move is part of its strategy to strengthen Ghana’s reserve base and reduce reliance on traditional foreign currency holdings particularly amid global economic uncertainties.
The country’s total gold holdings increased from 30.62 tonnes at the end of January to 38.04 tonnes by the end of October.
This steady growth highlights the Bank’s ongoing commitment to using gold as a strategic asset for long-term stability and economic resilience.
