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Ghana Inflation and CPI

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The inflation rate in Ghana was 5.3% in June 2026, up from 3.7% in May, according to the Ghana Statistical Service. That is far below the 13.7% of a year earlier, but it marks the third straight monthly rise. This page tracks Ghana's current inflation rate and what is driving it, from the official monthly CPI Bulletin, with the date on every figure.

Updated monthly from the Ghana Statistical Service. Published by websitesgh.com.

Measure (June 2026)Rate
Headline inflation (year-on-year)5.3%
Food inflation3.9%
Non-food inflation6.3%
Consumer Price Index270.8
Month-on-month0.2%

Source: Ghana Statistical Service CPI Bulletin, June 2026.

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The inflation trend

Month (2026)Year-on-year inflation
March3.2% (recent low)
April3.4%
May3.7%
June5.3%

What is driving inflation in Ghana?

The June rise was led by non-food inflation at 6.3%, which accounted for 68.5% of the headline figure, driven by transport, housing, rent and education. Food inflation was lower at 3.9%. Locally produced items rose faster (6.7%) than imported ones (2.3%), so the pressure is largely domestic and service-driven. A weaker cedi exchange rate and higher fuel prices also feed the cost of living. Regionally, North East recorded the highest rate at 10.2% and Bono East the lowest at -4.4% (Source: GSS, via Modern Ghana).

Frequently asked questions

What is Ghana's inflation rate today?

The most recent official figure is 5.3% year-on-year for June 2026 (Ghana Statistical Service). This page updates each month.

Is inflation in Ghana rising or falling?

It fell sharply through 2025 into early 2026, bottoming at 3.2% in March, and has since risen for three months to 5.3% in June, still less than half its level a year earlier.

What is the difference between food and non-food inflation?

Food covers food and non-alcoholic beverages (about 43% of the basket); non-food covers everything else. In June 2026 non-food inflation (6.3%) drove most of the headline rate.

How does inflation affect me?

It erodes the purchasing power of your income and savings. See how it interacts with your take-home pay.

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