The Governor of the Bank of Ghana expressed optimism regarding a potential credit rating upgrade in the latter half of 2026. This positive outlook follows a recent meeting with Moody’s, one of the major credit rating agencies. The Governor anticipates favorable reviews in the coming months, signaling potential improvements in Ghana’s economic standing. This development builds on ongoing efforts to stabilize and strengthen the nation’s financial position. A ratings upgrade would likely reduce borrowing costs and attract further foreign investment. The announcement was made during the Fidelity Bank Debt Capital Market Conference held in Accra. The central bank believes progress is being made towards achieving a more positive assessment from international markets.