Forex support from BoG saved businesses from heavy losses - GUTA

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• Accranie 3 months ago

  The Tingo App For Farmers/ Having Successfully Measured The Subsistence Farmer/ Targets To Conducts A Profitable Company EnablingEmpower The Farmer Achieve Higher Yields

  The Tingo App For Farmers/ Having Successfully Measured The Subsistence Farmer/ Targets To Conducts A Profitable Company EnablingEmpower The Farmer Achieve Higher Yields

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• .mr amin 3 months ago

  I disagree with the imf and the world Bank for trying to stop the BoG from intervening in the forex market the Constitution mandate the Bank of Ghana to protect the value of the cedi

  I disagree with the imf and the world Bank for trying to stop the BoG from intervening in the forex market the Constitution mandate the Bank of Ghana to protect the value of the cedi

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• Accranie 3 months ago

  In The Short/Medium Term Players/ In The Agro- Processing Sector Should Be Able To Take Off

  In The Short/Medium Term Players/ In The Agro- Processing Sector Should Be Able To Take Off

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• Mr Acheampong 3 months ago

  The BoG may have helped importers but it has DECIMATED exporters as their revenue has been slashed by 42% and costs have increased everywhere!
  Exporters, which generate huge amounts of forex for the country are going out of ...
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  The BoG may have helped importers but it has DECIMATED exporters as their revenue has been slashed by 42% and costs have increased everywhere!
  Exporters, which generate huge amounts of forex for the country are going out of business because of this foolish tactic. Government revenues have dried up forcing new round of tax grabbing, exporting businesses are laying workers off into the streets because they cannot continue, importers are running at top speed forcing the country to rely on imports, this process is an astounding own goal!

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• Og 3 months ago

  Thats untrue. Let me educate you.
  Contrary to your wild claim that exporters' revenue has been slashed by 42%, Ghana's total exports actually grew by 6.4% year-on-year in December 2024, reaching $1.83 billion. Additionally, ...
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  Thats untrue. Let me educate you.
  Contrary to your wild claim that exporters' revenue has been slashed by 42%, Ghana's total exports actually grew by 6.4% year-on-year in December 2024, reaching $1.83 billion. Additionally, the country's trade surplus stood at $4.98 billion at the end of 2024, driven by a sharp rise in gold exports. In April 2025, exports surged to $9.33 billion, thanks to strong performances in gold and cocoa. These figures indicate that exporters have not been decimated as claimed. Instead, they continue to play a vital role in generating foreign exchange for the country.

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