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• Ben 6 months ago

  These idiots are going to cripple the economy with their propaganda ex rates. Who do they think they kidding?

  These idiots are going to cripple the economy with their propaganda ex rates. Who do they think they kidding?

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• Be wise 6 months ago

  Still pursuing the colonial agenda. Nonsense!

  Still pursuing the colonial agenda. Nonsense!

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• Zyogote 6 months ago

  Mr Johnson please do something about the Abotsi people people too. The banks should be telling you how the forex you supplied them end in the custody of the Abotsi people in the street. You know all the serial numbers of the ...
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  Mr Johnson please do something about the Abotsi people people too. The banks should be telling you how the forex you supplied them end in the custody of the Abotsi people in the street. You know all the serial numbers of the dollar you supply to the commercial banks. Let national security trail the Abotsi people, buy the forex from them and let know by serial numbers which commercial banks are supplying our scarce forex to Abotsi people instead of legitimate importers/exporters in this country for sanctions

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• Game Changer +447935009178 6 months ago

  @Zyogote.... you're damn on point!!!

  @Zyogote.... you're damn on point!!!

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• Sade Sueto 6 months ago

  The damage BOG is causing Ghana is huge so many channels and government can't stop better do what the market wants

  The damage BOG is causing Ghana is huge so many channels and government can't stop better do what the market wants

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• FunnyGhana 6 months ago

  BOG should continue with their daily auctions and allocations for imports covered by proper documentation. Their current disruption will start to create problems in the FX market. Gold export proceeds need to filter back into ...
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  BOG should continue with their daily auctions and allocations for imports covered by proper documentation. Their current disruption will start to create problems in the FX market. Gold export proceeds need to filter back into the FX supply as was happening for the last several months

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• SA 6 months ago

  Good

  Good

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• Perocles 6 months ago

  Artificial cedi stabilisation! when the fundamental is weak, the exchange rate will expose you’ BoG will be exposed very soon!

  Artificial cedi stabilisation! when the fundamental is weak, the exchange rate will expose you’ BoG will be exposed very soon!

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• Kobie 6 months ago

  Gold board to control galamsey, now want to control remittance. If Ghanaians abroad will put on hold all non emergency remittance and projects it will be better for them. Artificially controlling the dollar without any reflec ...
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  Gold board to control galamsey, now want to control remittance. If Ghanaians abroad will put on hold all non emergency remittance and projects it will be better for them. Artificially controlling the dollar without any reflection in prices

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• Live 6 months ago

  Simple every bank should report its stock and disbursements. Then BOG should trace the final destination. The country should just be serious. All these years if we don’t have such a system in place then leadership should as ...
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  Simple every bank should report its stock and disbursements. Then BOG should trace the final destination. The country should just be serious. All these years if we don’t have such a system in place then leadership should ask themselves questions

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• J S Addo 6 months ago

  It's simple allow the market to determine the exchange rate. These are not matters of laws. The rate is not attractive so diasporans are not sending money. Simple. Again rate is not commensurate to prices of goods and service ...
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  It's simple allow the market to determine the exchange rate. These are not matters of laws. The rate is not attractive so diasporans are not sending money. Simple. Again rate is not commensurate to prices of goods and services in the market.

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