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Jerry-Nelson/ghana-mpr-dashboard

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Analyzing Bank of Ghana's MPR and it's relationship with other Macro Economic Variables. # πŸ“Š Ghana Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) Dashboard β€” 2022–2026 > Bank of Ghana Β· 129th MPC Β· March 2026 > Sources: BoG SEFD & Ghana Statistical Service --- --- ## πŸ—‚οΈ Project Overview This Power BI dashboard analyzes how Ghana's Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) influenced key macroeconomic indicators over 51 months (January 2022 – February 2026), developed in the context of the 129th MPC meeting in March 2026, which announced a 150bps cut to the MPR. The dashboard has two pages: | Page | Description | |---|---| | πŸ“Œ Overview | MPR dynamics against inflation, exchange rate, T-bill rates, and reserves | | πŸ“‰ Policy Analysis & Outlook | 150bps cut implications, forecasts, and risk assessment | --- ## πŸ“Œ Key Metrics β€” March 2026 | Indicator | Value | Change vs. Start | |---|---|---| | Monetary Policy Rate | 14.0% | βˆ’0.5pp | | GIR Import Cover | 5.80 months | +1.44 months | | Headline Inflation | 3.30% | βˆ’10.6pp | | 91-Day T-bill Rate | 4.82% | βˆ’7.8pp | | Exchange Rate (GHS/USD) | 10.76 | +4.8% | | Real Interest Rate | 12.2% | β€” | | Lending Rate Spread | 3.46% | β€” | | Inflation Sensitivity to MPR | 3.18% per 1pp | β€” | | Cumulative MPR Cut from Peak | 16.00% | from 30.0% peak | --- ## πŸ“ˆ Page 1 β€” Overview Tracks MPR dynamics against headline, food, and non-food inflation (3-month lag), monetary transmission via lending and T-bill rates, monthly GHS/USD exchange rate, and gross international reserves. Latest inflation composition: 62.5% non-food, 37.5% food. --- ## πŸ“‰ Page 2 β€” Policy Analysis & Outlook Covers the real interest rate trend, MPR vs inflation correlation (RΒ²), a 6-month inflation forecast (Mar–Aug 2026) within BoG's 8Β±2% target band, lending rate spread evolution, and a structured risk assessment of the 150bps cut. --- ## 🏦 Policy Context Ghana's MPR peaked at 30.0% during the 2022–2023 crisis as inflation hit 54.1%. Aggressive tightening by the Bank of Ghana successfully: - Restored positive real interest rates by mid-2024 - Brought headline inflati …