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Here are the drivers of Ghana's exchange rate stability – Dr Asiama details

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  • Francis Mccarthy. 1 day ago

    THAT’S HONEST TRANSPARENCY

  • OSABARIMA MENSA 1 day ago

    Much credit should go to the brilliant Dr Bawumia. Why is that Airbus corrupt 1 going round taking credit for something he has no comprehension?

  • hgy 1 day ago

    The corrupt sala rice thief or the PDS Scammer or the gold for oil losses.

  • Okponglo Guy 1 day ago

    The IMF conditions negotiated by Ken? Hmmm!

  • Okponglo Guy 1 day ago

    Monetary discipline is great but how much are the Open Market Operations costing the nation? Is it sustainable?
    What happens when the government starts to spend on capital projects?

    How is the exchange rate affecting imp ...
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  • SenoirO 1 day ago

    With all these measures why then is the Gold Reserves secured and left behind by Nana Addo, has been reduced from 30.4 Tons to now 18.4 Tons?
    Lazy minds and INSINCERITY move together.

  • Joe T 20 hours ago

    You will never taste POWER again.
    NATION WRECKERS. Keep on burying your head in the sand. Ghanaians have taken their Country back and collectively they will rebuild it.

  • Paul 1 day ago

    Domestic gold purchase program
    Gold reserve
    IMF
    All inherited from npp. Nothing new again

  • Kwame panin 1 day ago

    You are selling our gold to keep tje exchange rate and u a bragging

  • Gabaa 1 day ago

    Gold, a solid back for the cedi is being undermined by the powers that be. US is trading large quantities of gold to floor the price. Watch our troubles will follow

  • Perocles 1 day ago

    £10 billion, cedi stabilisation and any o level finance student can do it. Stop running your mouth Asiamah!

  • Talensi Cowboy. 23 hours ago

    Trouble dey come soon. Gold price coming down fast.

  • Chiga 17 hours ago

    Can someone help me? I have not seen any policy measure that we can say the NDC brought that accounts for the cedi's stability. All the measures outline were all in place under the NPP and yet the cedi suffered. I am just thi ...
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  • Lopez 9 hours ago

    Selling our gold reserves to sustain the currency doesn't show prudent management but rather recklessness. The day of reckoning will surely come so be warned

  • kwasi 7 hours ago

    Very disappointed! Puppets of imf.