Ghana's Central Bank takes a dual approach: gold hedging plan to protect reserves and encryption regulatory framework to promote stability.

According to Bloomberg, Johnson Asiama, the Governor of the Central Bank of Ghana, stated that Ghana is developing a gold export price hedging plan aimed at protecting the revenues from gold exports and avoiding the impact of future price fluctuations on the Central Bank's forex reserves.

In addition, Asiama stated that Ghana is finalizing a regulatory framework for cryptocurrency trading to bring trading platforms and other digital asset platforms under formal regulation. The regulation will allow the Central Bank of Ghana to include virtual currencies under its anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing rules, ensuring that digital innovation supports rather than undermines forex controls and currency stability.