'Focus on stability, not gains' - Professor Baah-Boateng to Bank of Ghana

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Musa 1 month ago

Good advice prof, the governor is messing up business.

Good advice prof, the governor is messing up business.
Abena 1 month ago

This Prof. is a proper idiot. What is he spewing? If it is stabilised at 18 cedis to 1 dollar is this fool okay with it? Didn't he hear the NPP and Bawumia also claiming that they were in the process of bringing it down las ...
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This Prof. is a proper idiot. What is he spewing? If it is stabilised at 18 cedis to 1 dollar is this fool okay with it? Didn't he hear the NPP and Bawumia also claiming that they were in the process of bringing it down last year? Why didn't he advise them to keep it where it was because stability is better? This is surely a chew and pour Prof. No sense. Very foolish
Zargon 1 month ago

Don't mind him. Talking nonsense. Armchair professors. BOG intends to manage the cedi to keep it from free falling. Do you think the US or UK just sits there for their currency to depreciate anyhow? They do exactly or even mo ...
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Don't mind him. Talking nonsense. Armchair professors. BOG intends to manage the cedi to keep it from free falling. Do you think the US or UK just sits there for their currency to depreciate anyhow? They do exactly or even more than what the BOG are doing to keep their currency at where it is
.mr amin 1 month ago

Prof enemy of progress have you forgotten that the cedi was once 4 cedis and it went up to 17 cedis now it's coming down and are complaining, the depreciation of the cedi is the mother of all our problem, the cedi should appr ...
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Prof enemy of progress have you forgotten that the cedi was once 4 cedis and it went up to 17 cedis now it's coming down and are complaining, the depreciation of the cedi is the mother of all our problem, the cedi should appreciate to a single digit and maintained for long time the current rate is still high, useless prof go awaaay, mtween
Akora 1 month ago

Stability is a gain

Stability is a gain
Fireman 1 month ago

Nonsense. Where were all these fraudulent professors when Bawulia and strong team collapse the cedis. If all government were doing it like this Ghana would had 3cedi to 1 dollar.

Nonsense. Where were all these fraudulent professors when Bawulia and strong team collapse the cedis. If all government were doing it like this Ghana would had 3cedi to 1 dollar.
Kk 1 month ago

Don't mind him.He doesn't know what he was saying. BOG is doing great job

Don't mind him.He doesn't know what he was saying. BOG is doing great job
Christiana 1 month ago

I am sure Professor Baah- Boateng doesn't paste . Fu

I am sure Professor Baah- Boateng doesn't paste . Fu
Og 1 month ago

Stability in Appreciation or Stability in depreciation? I don't understand him. May be he's hoarding dollars and praying the cedi depreciates. Why did he not talk when the local cedi was depreciating? It beats my mind! Why ar ...
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Stability in Appreciation or Stability in depreciation? I don't understand him. May be he's hoarding dollars and praying the cedi depreciates. Why did he not talk when the local cedi was depreciating? It beats my mind! Why are we doing this to ourselves? The least is to commend the BOG, if keep quite wai. Now prices are quite stable on the market.
Director 1 month ago

So people can’t understand this simple explanation of the Professor and busy insulting him. Am Shirley of words. I think some people need free SHS.

So people can’t understand this simple explanation of the Professor and busy insulting him. Am Shirley of words. I think some people need free SHS.
Og 1 month ago

I guess this dumb is not in business

I guess this dumb is not in business
Eric 1 month ago

Prof,I can't agree with u on ur assertion, the sovereignty of nation is in it defend of it currency, territory, and resources, and government is just doing what the we voted them for, not to allow external force (ie, for ...
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Prof,I can't agree with u on ur assertion, the sovereignty of nation is in it defend of it currency, territory, and resources, and government is just doing what the we voted them for, not to allow external force (ie, foreign exchange) to attack it economy, the government have been deliberate on this. And is working well for the country, what is the essence of shoring more reserves when ur exchanges rate is over the roofs and affecting ur economy. Every government is provides interventions when the needs arise to ameliorate the citizenry
The useless professors are up again. 1 month ago

Low IQ profs

Low IQ profs
Juvenal Urbino 1 month ago

That's why you're not a professor! Thankfully, you'll never get there.

That's why you're not a professor! Thankfully, you'll never get there.
Juvenal Urbino 1 month ago

Excellent observation, Prof! To date, the BoG has spent about $6 billion to shore up the Cedi on temporary basis. Imagine redirecting such colossal amount into job creation, road, railway, hospital, educational, etc. infrastr ...
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Excellent observation, Prof! To date, the BoG has spent about $6 billion to shore up the Cedi on temporary basis. Imagine redirecting such colossal amount into job creation, road, railway, hospital, educational, etc. infrastructure!!! And to think that there are people who support this misguided and wasteful policy! Lord have mercy on us!!! Respectfully, the governor of the BoG deserves to be prosecuted for wasting our resources in order to score political points. How disgusting!
.mr amin 1 month ago

Juvenal Urbino, to shore up the cedi is a constitutional duty to the BoG, the constitution mandate the BoG to protect the value of the cedi, job creation is demand driven we have huge unemployment because the cedi has a weak ...
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Juvenal Urbino, to shore up the cedi is a constitutional duty to the BoG, the constitution mandate the BoG to protect the value of the cedi, job creation is demand driven we have huge unemployment because the cedi has a weak purchasing power so there is low demand for goods and services, there are a lot of people who want to change their old mattresses but they can't afford new ones people wants to change their room chairs for new ones but can't afford, people wants to repaint their houses but can't afford it due to the weak purchasing power of the cedi, so if people can afford to patronize goods and services that's when jobs can be created, job creation is demand driven just like the 24hr economy
Kwaku 1 month ago

THE COUNTRY IS NOT 'OPEN FOR BUSINESS' IF THE CEDI CONTINUES TO SWING LIKE A YO YO. BUSINESS IS ABOUT PROFIT MARGINS. IF THIS IS A MESS , ENTHUSIASM FOR BUSINESS STAYS LOW. PLEASE KEEP THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT STEADY!

THE COUNTRY IS NOT 'OPEN FOR BUSINESS' IF THE CEDI CONTINUES TO SWING LIKE A YO YO. BUSINESS IS ABOUT PROFIT MARGINS. IF THIS IS A MESS , ENTHUSIASM FOR BUSINESS STAYS LOW. PLEASE KEEP THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT STEADY!
Alidu 1 month ago

Stabilization should be the utmost priority not artificial gains for few days and ultimately drop by 18% in 72 hours. I dont blame some niggas spewing garbage here, Men Ghanaian can read by they are literally illiterate. If n ...
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Stabilization should be the utmost priority not artificial gains for few days and ultimately drop by 18% in 72 hours. I dont blame some niggas spewing garbage here, Men Ghanaian can read by they are literally illiterate. If not illiteracy our people are exhibiting here, l dont see what the wrong of what the prof is saying

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