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BoG warns Ghana’s reserves face pressure as inflation climbs to 5%

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  • Jay in London 1 day ago

    THIS SOUNDS LIKE THE BoB's TOUGHEST CALL YET THIS TEAR

  • Dr....Mumbi..Seraki 1 day ago

    Hello youth of Ghana. ........You can take your own .life with medicine. .....For instance 15 tramadol at once..... ....or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  • BerylRichards 1 day ago

    At only 5% and you've started crying??

    There certainly was sth wrong with that seeming strong economy phase of last year...

  • Boss 1 day ago

    Question is should BOG continue to pump billions of dollars to shore up the cedi. Everyone knows that this is not sustainable. Some policy measures is necessary however the billions pumped is not the best way to go. It’s c ...
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  • s))mli 1 day ago

    What's your definition of "pump money into the system"? Is it money lost- NO. It's money well spent to lubricate the economy so to speak.
    Learn guys, LEARN!

  • James of Tadi 22 hours ago

    BOG gives us the end result of socio-economic activities in the land. When inflation is reported at 3.2% it has already happened. The BOG CAN NOT PREVENT IT. The BOG, like the Govt's Statistical Service, tells us what has hap ...
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  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 20 hours ago

    Native/Indiginous University Students In The Nation Are Exposed To A Lot Of Imported/Foreign Study Material/ The Library Of The External Campus Of The University Of Ghana Held A Book On Paul Volcker /&When The American Foremo ...
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  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 20 hours ago

    If/ The Ghanaian Telegraph Were Asked The Question Of What The Most Important Invention& Innovation Is In The Nations Banking Sector/ The Answer Will Be The Innovation Of Mobile Money & Interoperability System

  • Melton 19 hours ago

    How does the BoG get its data to calculate inflation? Does it go to the market to collect data? If yes, how often? These questions arise because prices of most items, especially food, have gone up five folds, making life unbe ...
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  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 19 hours ago

    &The Reason The Ghanaian Telegraph Keeps Emphasizing The First Thing In The Money Issue Or Main Market Issue Is That Just Like The Blood Is The Life Of Any Animal/ Money Is The Blood Of A Nations Economy /&For The Lack Of A B ...
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  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 19 hours ago

    Critical Thinkers Will Submit That The Ghanaian Banking Sector Before The Innovation Of Mobile Money &After Mobile Money Has Been Transformed

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 19 hours ago

    &As Everybody Already Know Ghanaians/& To A Laarge Extent Sub Saharan Africans Are Not Known For Doing Difficult Things/ So The Success Of The Mobile Money System In Ghana &Administered By Ghanaians

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 19 hours ago

    Must Be Appreciated &Preserved

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 18 hours ago

    The Trip The Ghanaian Telegraph Is Taking Down Memory Lane Is To Access The Obstacles& Huddles The Entire Mobile Money Project Team Must Surmount

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 18 hours ago

    To Make It Possible For Ghanaian To Have Instant Banking Services On Their Mobile/SmartPhones