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BoG bemoans businesses’ over-reliance on loans

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  • lankwei 8 years ago

    And at what coupon rates? Who is going to buy Bonds that yield less than T-Bills?
    There are risks involved in buying bonds. Chances are they will become JUNK Bonds.

    This is NOT a viable solution!

  • Inusah Buipe 8 years ago

    I am disappointed by the remarks of Deputy Governor Millson Narh on the over reliance of business on loans. It clearly explains why we are in this current economic mess . We have technocrats who don't understand the challenge ...
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  • daladam 8 years ago

    NO BUSNISS CAN EXIST AND SHOW BIG PROFIT WITHOUT LEVRAGE AKA AS BORROWING, THE GOVT OF GHANA BARROWS EVERY DAY FROM EVERY SOURCE THEY CAN GET MONEY SO WHY IS IT THAT BUSNISS
    CANNOT BARROW TO GROW THEIR OPERATIONS?THIS BOG ...
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  • SHAKA 8 years ago

    STOP THE FREE FALL OF THE CEDI AND SAVE THE ECONOMY. BANK OF GHANA IS A DISGRACE.

  • mensa 8 years ago

    BOG IS PART OF GHANA PROBLEM

  • mr amin 8 years ago

    Stupid BoG u allow the cedi to fall n are now talking shit. The SC should deal with u in the judgement of the cedi suit. BoG fools in control.

  • Kwesi Appea 8 years ago

    Is this a whole Deputy Governor talking like this? In the western world all the firms and private sector industries depends on loans. the problem in Ghana is the high inability to pay loans back.

  • SMILES 8 years ago

    HE THINKS THAT THE DEMAND AND SUPPLY THING IN ECONOMICS 101 IS APPLICABLE HERE. HE FORGETS "ALL THINGS BEING EQUAL." IN MY HUMBLE OPINION, IT IS AS. RESULT OF SPENDING WITHOUT PRODUCTIVITY. FOR EXAMPLE, IF YOU BORROW FOR A ...
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  • Obrefo 8 years ago

    It's the incompetence of our leaders and the excessive borrowing by this incompetent and criminal administration which is causing our economic problems and higher interest rates. You've the audacity to lie to us. We're not as ...
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