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BoG gold programme boosts Ghana’s reserves despite $1.7 billion loss - Report

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  • Cyril ofori 13 hours ago

    Applauds to the Governor for achieving over 13 billion dollars in reserve. These IMF people are pissed that our economy is improving and we won’t come to them again.

  • Prof Thomas 13 hours ago

    Applauds to who? These people have chopped Ghana’s money through the gold purchase program and you’re here saying we should applaud him. He has squandered our money.
    Or you’re being paid to say this? NDC, never again ...
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  • Jay in London 10 hours ago

    IN THE SAME VEIN, ARE BEING PAID BY THE NPP TO CRITICISE THE GOVERNOR'S GOOD WORK?
    YOU NPP DON'T KNOW HOW TO THINK. YOU THINK SPEAKING IS THE SAME AS THINKING AND THAT IS WHERE YOUR WEAKNESS LIES.

  • Jumbo 9 hours ago

    Yes, I find this report to be balanced, honest and well researched, reflecting the true state of affairs instead of the usual negativities meted out at Goldbod. We can all now have a sound sleep with the view that atleast so ...
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  • CPP ARISE! Down boy 19 minutes ago

    Soo naive

  • Vasco 11 hours ago

    Does it Really make Sense? To Lose search Amount ?or i cant think Far.

  • Basabasa 11 hours ago

    How can you lose and boost at the same time . Propaganda nkoaa

  • Jumbo 8 hours ago

    @ Vasco, while acknowledging the fact that there's room for improvement, just imagine for a second BOG going to open market to borrow 10 billion dollars with 8 percent coupon rate. Your math is as good as mine. Goldbod gave u ...
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  • Jay in London 10 hours ago

    According to the IMF, the transfer of the domestic gold purchases to the Goldbod marks a fundamental shift in strategy in the Ghana gold reserve policy

    Without the Goldbod, the domestic gold purchase as started by the NPP ...
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