GUTA urges traders to lower prices following cedi appreciation
This article is closed for comments.
This article is closed for comments.
Copyright © 1994 - 2025 GhanaWeb. All rights reserved.
Ghana is not a socialist state. Allow demand and supply to determine prices, please.
That's why you are called Joseph Obeng.How would you link cedi appreciation to inflation? Inflation is still over 22%.What will you tell the traders when the cedi depreciates again?
You are either a fool or a trader. You want to keep prices high--hurt consumers who also feel the effects of depreciation--just in case? Thief. Just be honest and say that you have enjoyed overcharging and saying it was based ...
read full comment
As a manufacturer if the dollar falls by even 3% but my electricity bill is increased by 14 % and water bill by 4%,I don't understand why these GUTA people are saying we should reduce our prices. This reality not politics.
Joker,have you seen it before.
The best way is to reduce government production such like cement, foods, building materials prices and don't allow any shops owners to buy them, this would aloud the individual to reduce their price without delay. You c ...
read full comment
Even communist China doesn't control prices anymore.
You now need more dollars to buy the same items.
MULTICHOICE LOWER YOUR PRICES THE DOLLAR YOU SAID IS UP IS NOW DOWN
Traders used the depreciation to raise prices. They should use them to lower them. Traders won't because they are all thieves.
REFUSE TO PAY HIGH PRICES.
BOYCOTT THE THIEVES PRETENDING TO BE YOUR FAMILY, FRIENDS AND NEI ...
read full comment
Drivers should reduce fares immediately
How can they lower prices. If you bought your goods at $16, how can you now sell it at $13. Are you also not a trader? Work the Maths.
How dare u to ask me to reduce my price do you know much I paid for electricity and water please don't get me upset
This guy is fool, when did dollar dollar start fall?
A lot of valid points made by a it of hot heads. The Ghost of the Lilliput still looms...
A lot of valid points made by a lot of hot heads. The obnoxious ghost of the Lilliput still looms.
We always talk about leaders. Not knowing we are our own victims. Traders in Ghana are our problem for this whole time, cuz we know things are hard but sometimes they also over do it. Imagine the government is trying to bring ...
read full comment
Lecturers In Our (Local) Institutions of Higher Learning Have Really Done The Nation A Disservice, The Type of Management Practices&Processes They've Taught Their Then Pupils Now Pillars of Gh Society Doesn't Have Any Groundi ...
read full comment