Government interventions not accountable for drop in oil prices, cedi appreciation - Prince Antsroe

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• Prempeh 7 months ago

  Is Ghana the only country benefiting from your suggested factors?

  Is Ghana the only country benefiting from your suggested factors?

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• Kramai 7 months ago

  why is the cedi gaining against other currencies benefiting from what youre saying, also do you know that global prices of petrol have ever reduced so many times under the Npp government but never reflected in ghana due to ba ...
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  why is the cedi gaining against other currencies benefiting from what youre saying, also do you know that global prices of petrol have ever reduced so many times under the Npp government but never reflected in ghana due to bad governance and cedi over depreciation

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• Mr. Ibu 7 months ago

  Previous government printed excess money and some of them converted that into dollars and stored in thier bedrooms. After 4-5 months they have finished spending their cedis so they are now relying on their dollars which is fl ...
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  Previous government printed excess money and some of them converted that into dollars and stored in thier bedrooms. After 4-5 months they have finished spending their cedis so they are now relying on their dollars which is flooding the market. Voting out the NPP was the best things Ghanaians have done since independence. Now they are not happy that things are going in the right direction

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• Pblo 7 months ago

  So, why are other African countries not experiencing same if indeed it is a global phenomenon?
  U see these NPP boys eh....so so mouth mouth analysis, just like their leader Bawumia!
  It's same reason that modern roads don' ...
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  So, why are other African countries not experiencing same if indeed it is a global phenomenon?
  U see these NPP boys eh....so so mouth mouth analysis, just like their leader Bawumia!
  It's same reason that modern roads don't last with modern engineers at the helm and we still have Roman era roads hanging around! SMH

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• Joe 7 months ago

  Ghana exports gold and cocoa the major commodities benefitting from the fall in oil prices. You don't expect Nigeria which exports oil to benefit from this, their currency will rather fall.

  Ghana exports gold and cocoa the major commodities benefitting from the fall in oil prices. You don't expect Nigeria which exports oil to benefit from this, their currency will rather fall.

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