Bank of Ghana Records 67% Positive Media Sentiment in September 2025
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) maintained a strong positive media presence in September 2025, with 67% of all monitored news issues reflecting positive sentiment, according to the latest analysis by the Institute of Brands Narrative (IBNA). The report highlights the BoG’s continued dominance in discussions around financial literacy, inclusion initiatives, and innovative banking measures.
Key Findings
The media intelligence report analyzed 36 top news issues from online platforms, evaluating their sentiment distribution across positive, neutral, and negative categories.
- Positive Sentiment (67%): The majority of coverage commended BoG’s Financial Literacy and Inclusion Initiatives, as well as its Non-Interest Banking and Religious Engagement efforts.
- Neutral Sentiment (11%): Stories on Digital Finance and Credit Regulation reflected a balanced outlook on BoG’s regulatory strategies.
- Negative Sentiment (22%): Concerns were noted around De-dollarization and Forex Management Measures, alongside issues related to Liquidity and Credit Risks.
Commentary
The findings underscore the Bank’s growing credibility and proactive communication around policy direction, particularly in fostering financial inclusion and strengthening the macroeconomic environment. While some concerns persist regarding forex management and liquidity conditions, the overall sentiment indicates broad public and institutional approval of BoG’s regulatory and financial initiatives.
Conclusion
BoG’s media visibility and largely positive sentiment in September signal strong stakeholder confidence in the central bank’s leadership under Dr. Johnson Asiama. With ongoing efforts toward financial literacy and digital regulation, the Bank of Ghana continues to position itself as a key driver of economic stability and inclusive growth.