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• Glenn 7 months ago

  Massa, the answer is blowing in the wind!

  Massa, the answer is blowing in the wind!

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• OSABARIMA MENSA 7 months ago

  I give the Cedi 2 weeks to start depreciating to 20 : 1. This so-called appreciation is only a fleeting situation. The economic fundamentals are still weak apart from the purchase of gold by the Bank of Ghana. No wonder no g ...
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  I give the Cedi 2 weeks to start depreciating to 20 : 1. This so-called appreciation is only a fleeting situation. The economic fundamentals are still weak apart from the purchase of gold by the Bank of Ghana. No wonder no government can stop galamsey.

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• Kofi 7 months ago

  They don't have any policies which is appreciating the cedi, instead it's Trumps trade war which is appreciating the cedi.
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  Trump's chaotic trade policy and concerns about the worsening US deficit have dampened sentime ...
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  They don't have any policies which is appreciating the cedi, instead it's Trumps trade war which is appreciating the cedi.
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  Trump's chaotic trade policy and concerns about the worsening US deficit have dampened sentiment toward US assets, thus weighing on the dollar. "In the long term, a regime change for the US dollar could be imminent after the recent peak," said David Meier, economist at Julius Baer. "The unpredictable US policy, the strained fiscal situation, and the high foreign debt, combined with the two deficits, suggest that a weaker US dollar is the path of least resistance." Unquote

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• Tsotsoo 7 months ago

  Let's leave the Cedi alone to appreciate. Before NDC left office in 2016 the Cedi was about ghc6 to one dollar. Thank you.

  Let's leave the Cedi alone to appreciate. Before NDC left office in 2016 the Cedi was about ghc6 to one dollar. Thank you.

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• Blistering Barnacles 7 months ago

  You lie, it was 3 cedis 48 pesewas

  You lie, it was 3 cedis 48 pesewas

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• Dr LOU ROLLS 7 months ago

  To stabilise the cedi, stop importing chicken meat, milk, sugar and sanitary pads. We did not need these things before the White man came to us in 1575.

  To stabilise the cedi, stop importing chicken meat, milk, sugar and sanitary pads. We did not need these things before the White man came to us in 1575.

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• Citizen vigilante 7 months ago

  See another fool,you and who don't need these things

  See another fool,you and who don't need these things

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• Kofi 7 months ago

  This prof has sense but gullible Ghanaians don’t understand his thinking.

  This prof has sense but gullible Ghanaians don’t understand his thinking.

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• Korshie 7 months ago

  Prof, most world currencies are appreciating against the dollar at the same time and about the same percentage.Who do we rely on to give us a better explanation to what is happening.

  Prof, most world currencies are appreciating against the dollar at the same time and about the same percentage.Who do we rely on to give us a better explanation to what is happening.

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• Hannan 7 months ago

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• Kodua 7 months ago

  It is surprising how fast the Cedi is appreciating… its needs clearer explanation because this is not normal . Thank you Prof for this great analysis .

  It is surprising how fast the Cedi is appreciating… its needs clearer explanation because this is not normal . Thank you Prof for this great analysis .

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• wisdom Speaks 7 months ago

  Most Ghanaian professors don't even deserve the title,
  Tell us how to sustain the cedi appreciation against the dollar.
  all the rubbishy u said is it of any use?
  How do we sustain the gains?
  U said nothing about it. Idiot ...
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  Most Ghanaian professors don't even deserve the title,
  Tell us how to sustain the cedi appreciation against the dollar.
  all the rubbishy u said is it of any use?
  How do we sustain the gains?
  U said nothing about it. Idiots r giving the microphone when brainy are left behind.
  To sustain it "we need prudent measures 1. stop privates from buying gold from individuals except through PMMC 2. More gold reserves by government.
  3. Using gold in batter trade 4. Stop all embassies from taking dollars to limit the outflow of dollars 5. stop companies charging dollars in ghana

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• Kodua 7 months ago

  You are saying “stop” this “stop” that , you think it as easy as you wish . ?? Have you thought of the the consequences? .

  You are saying “stop” this “stop” that , you think it as easy as you wish . ?? Have you thought of the the consequences? .

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• Samuel Attafuah 7 months ago

  Esteemed Prof, please now that the Cedi is getting stronger and stronger, kindly advise on the best way to go as a Nation. How do we exploit this situation, before it becomes a misfortune? Sir, surely with your knowledge and ...
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  Esteemed Prof, please now that the Cedi is getting stronger and stronger, kindly advise on the best way to go as a Nation. How do we exploit this situation, before it becomes a misfortune? Sir, surely with your knowledge and expertise you can help turn this into a timely treasure, perhaps. My humble viewpoint. Shalom.

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• Citizen vigilante 7 months ago

  Another story teller,whT strategic nonsense isthis man talking about

  Another story teller,whT strategic nonsense isthis man talking about

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