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Cedi continues to depreciate, now trading at GH¢11.90 to the dollar

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  • JAY,GA PEOPLE STAND UPP 3 months ago

    HMMM THE CEDI IS NOW RUNNING AWAY!!!I AM DISAPPOINTED IN THE CURRENT FALL OF THE CEDI FROM 10.40 TO NOW 11.90 GH CEDIS TO $1!!!THE CEDI COULDN'T MAINTAIN IT'S GOOD APPRECIATION FOR 6 MONTHS!!!I GUESS TGIS IS BECAUSE THE IMF W ...
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  • Musa 3 months ago

    At best the cedi can be stabilized. The factors that support appreciation of the cedi is non existent in Ghana.
    Artificially appreciating the cedi is unsustainable

  • Ofa Atta ( Convert) 3 months ago

    Thank God. This is a very good news for those of us in abroad. Now when we work hard and send our money we will get the right value. We have really suffered in the past 5 months.

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  • Happy 3 months ago

    Am just happy ..those of us in akwantiom

  • Mensa 3 months ago

    The Cedi is rebelling against 419,Azaa methods used to throw dust into the eyes of Ghanaians.
    Ndc and awam are siamese twins

  • Nkwasia Sem 3 months ago

    Oh na your gold finish? How long can you lie to your people?

  • Alidu 3 months ago

    The proceedings from the IMF bailout was pumped into the economy, that is why IMF warned them, but to score political points they made the whole thing seem to as if they are doing magic in the name of Gold whatever. any way t ...
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  • Lord Peppers 3 months ago

    Cedi depreciated for about 7 months but prices rather escalated. What kind of fiscal principle is this??
    Why didn’t the govt stabilize the cedi where it was and take advantage of the windfall???
    Let’s be realistic and ...
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  • Kokoo Nyisafor 3 months ago

    Bank interest rates are high so it's affecting production cost.
    Lowering interest rates reduces the cost of production, brings prices down and help the inflow of forex through export.

    So for the cedi to stablise the gover ...
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  • Kojois 3 months ago

    Where is ndc noise makers

  • TT 3 months ago

    It’s been 9 months and the dollar is still below 17 cedis. That in itself is an achievement so far as economic management in Ghana is concerned.

  • Detector 3 months ago

    And who told you that the dollar hit 17 cedis? Idiot. Remove the political goggle you are wearing and learn sense a bit.

  • Osonoba 3 months ago

    Because IMF and WORLD BANK has been warning you people at the helm of affairs at Bank of Ghana not to supply dollars to the Ghanaian people and you obey them now your people are suffering. Are you happy? then why do we pay yo ...
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