Cedi sells at GH¢10.28 per $1 on the interbank market on June 2

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• CITIZEN 6 months ago

  It should come down further until we reach 1:1. We can make it if we are able to feed ourselves. The black man wake up

  It should come down further until we reach 1:1. We can make it if we are able to feed ourselves. The black man wake up

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• Dr. Allen Smith Jackson, UK 6 months ago

  The US China trade war has ended so the Cedi is returning back to his normal position

  The US China trade war has ended so the Cedi is returning back to his normal position

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• Yaa 6 months ago

  A disgrace to your name and title

  A disgrace to your name and title

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• Kwame 6 months ago

  @ Dr. Allen Smith Jackson, UK. A doctor staying in the UK saying " ...returning back ..." IMPOSTER !

  @ Dr. Allen Smith Jackson, UK. A doctor staying in the UK saying " ...returning back ..." IMPOSTER !

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• KY 6 months ago

  Between 8 to 9 to a dollar won’t be bad so the export market doesn’t suffer

  Between 8 to 9 to a dollar won’t be bad so the export market doesn’t suffer

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• Kweku 6 months ago

  What is the exchange rate being used by customs officials at the Tema Port? Is it the GHC 10.28 or the custom officers are using another rate?

  What is the exchange rate being used by customs officials at the Tema Port? Is it the GHC 10.28 or the custom officers are using another rate?

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• Nana Sarfo Ameyaw 6 months ago

  GHANAWEB AND BIAS POLITICS
  
  When the NPP was in power, GhanaWeb never never reported inter- bank exchange rate. It was always reporting forex rate for the Cedi. GhanaWeb rate was always higher than that of the forex rate. I ...
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  GHANAWEB AND BIAS POLITICS
  
  When the NPP was in power, GhanaWeb never never reported inter- bank exchange rate. It was always reporting forex rate for the Cedi. GhanaWeb rate was always higher than that of the forex rate. If anyone doubts me, or GhanaWeb can check its records it has ever published BOG rate before during the NPP era. As Mr Awuah has said, the fall of the Cedi during the NPP era was a sabotage of the on the ecomy. The NDCwere buying and hoarding major world currencies. Even though, a good foundation was laid by the NPP administration to bring the dollar down, the steep fall we are witnessing is not as result of a good policy by the NDC, but by the release of the hoarded dollar. If what I’m saying is true, then the Cedi will not hold It’s strength

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• Cuntiki 6 months ago

  What an imbecile nana safo?

  What an imbecile nana safo?

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