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• TEACH IN CANADA 6 months ago

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• HKMT25 6 months ago

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• AyyBeeCee 6 months ago

  Don't throw dust into our eyes. Give us the dollar equivalent for each period and one will see that the increase is mainly due to loss in the value of the cedi. Not that more physical cash is being demanded and handled manual ...
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  Don't throw dust into our eyes. Give us the dollar equivalent for each period and one will see that the increase is mainly due to loss in the value of the cedi. Not that more physical cash is being demanded and handled manually. Neither were the printers charging exorbitantly more in dollars.

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• Nana 6 months ago

  So this means, government printed more cedis of about 47% to buy more dollars in order to stabiliz the cedi which gain 39% the remaining 8% are losses,charges, etc. OK!! By the way, the figure amount of most the coins are not ...
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  So this means, government printed more cedis of about 47% to buy more dollars in order to stabiliz the cedi which gain 39% the remaining 8% are losses,charges, etc. OK!! By the way, the figure amount of most the coins are not easily visible. BOG should print it boldly on one side of the coin.

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• Nico 6 months ago

  Jumped to 47% n some Ghanaians reject the 20 peswes n the 10 peswes so er we going back as Ghanaians or we going front

  Jumped to 47% n some Ghanaians reject the 20 peswes n the 10 peswes so er we going back as Ghanaians or we going front

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• Amoyaw 6 months ago

  How long will we create avenue for unnecessary spending and back to blame policy makers. To does who continuously manhandle our local currency this the cost.

  How long will we create avenue for unnecessary spending and back to blame policy makers. To does who continuously manhandle our local currency this the cost.

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• Sweet profit 6 months ago

  Who is running the contracts ? The same people in and out of the country?

  Who is running the contracts ? The same people in and out of the country?

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• Kofi Amoako 6 months ago

  Why not invest in e-cedi and save all this money?

  Why not invest in e-cedi and save all this money?

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• Ken 6 months ago

  Cost of printing the cedis jumped by 47%? This must be a voodoo arithmetic! Check again! It should be 278.4%!

  Cost of printing the cedis jumped by 47%? This must be a voodoo arithmetic! Check again! It should be 278.4%!

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• Christian 6 months ago

  So where do we actually print the cedis?

  So where do we actually print the cedis?

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