Nana Addo's IMF program and the hair cut we suffered are bearing fruit.
Nana Addo's IMF program and the hair cut we suffered are bearing fruit.
Benji 1 day ago
Skin pain. Making noise in opposition while Ghana progresses. Funny people and party trying to tell themselves haircuts and IMF are good things.
Skin pain. Making noise in opposition while Ghana progresses. Funny people and party trying to tell themselves haircuts and IMF are good things.
.mr amin 1 day ago
BoG watch the cedi movement it's crucial, depreciation should be no go area it can derail all the gains made
BoG watch the cedi movement it's crucial, depreciation should be no go area it can derail all the gains made
Ik 1 day ago
Is it sarcasm or u mean it?
Is it sarcasm or u mean it?
Steven 1 day ago
Write your comment you are durning good
Write your comment you are durning good
Kwame panin 1 day ago
Artificial exchange rate and destruction of the environment.
Artificial exchange rate and destruction of the environment.
Lorraine 1 day ago
Well done.
Well done.
Alley 1 day ago
Wow this is a good news for businesses to thrive. Ghana is experiencing something supernatural. God bless Ghana
Wow this is a good news for businesses to thrive. Ghana is experiencing something supernatural. God bless Ghana
Kwabena Duku Damoah 1 day ago
But our locked up funds in the defunct banks are not being released to us.Is that a socialist government which has the troubles of the vulnerable at heart?
But our locked up funds in the defunct banks are not being released to us.Is that a socialist government which has the troubles of the vulnerable at heart?
Benji 1 day ago
Blame Ofori and Addison.
Blame Ofori and Addison.
Adipa 1 day ago
The dollar is going up no money to support it 10 billion dollars every year petrol go up and and Ghanaians will start to complain very soon when the dollar start to go up and the petrol will start to go up it wasn't your maha ... read full comment
The dollar is going up no money to support it 10 billion dollars every year petrol go up and and Ghanaians will start to complain very soon when the dollar start to go up and the petrol will start to go up it wasn't your mahama who bring the petrol down the petrol is controlled by the international market less than $60 when npp was in power the petrol is $100 so when the dollar start to go up you guys will fill the pain the petrol is not controlled by mahama is controlled by the international market mahama don't have nothing to offer to Ghanaians you guys will start to miss npp very soon God bless our home Ghana make the nation great
Game Changer +447935009178 1 day ago
@Adipa aka Adibone, where's the head and tail of the gibberish you wrote down here? President Mahama and his appointees shall keep serving you bunch of nation wreckers free BP.
@Adipa aka Adibone, where's the head and tail of the gibberish you wrote down here? President Mahama and his appointees shall keep serving you bunch of nation wreckers free BP.
John 1 day ago
so steep a reduction
so steep a reduction
Wahab 1 day ago
All these reductions are not translating to real interest rates reductions by banks . ADB for instance is not reducing anything since last year and they giving it out at 27.9 from last year after all the many reductions .
All these reductions are not translating to real interest rates reductions by banks . ADB for instance is not reducing anything since last year and they giving it out at 27.9 from last year after all the many reductions .
kelewele 1 day ago
I guess it's only the politically connected people that are getting bank loan in Ghana. Majority of banks will not give you a loan and not even at 21% minimum. Useless policy rates that don't benefit anyone but the politician ... read full comment
I guess it's only the politically connected people that are getting bank loan in Ghana. Majority of banks will not give you a loan and not even at 21% minimum. Useless policy rates that don't benefit anyone but the politicians and friends of bankers.
Dr who 1 day ago
Positive steps this should gradually improve SME loan access in Ghana by making borrowing more affordable and encouraging banks to lend more freely
Positive steps this should gradually improve SME loan access in Ghana by making borrowing more affordable and encouraging banks to lend more freely
Hamsa 1 day ago
Hey publish interest rates by banks since the last policy rate reduction. These figures only exist in books.
Hey publish interest rates by banks since the last policy rate reduction. These figures only exist in books.
Keep on working whiles they talk.
Nana Addo's IMF program and the hair cut we suffered are bearing fruit.
Skin pain. Making noise in opposition while Ghana progresses. Funny people and party trying to tell themselves haircuts and IMF are good things.
BoG watch the cedi movement it's crucial, depreciation should be no go area it can derail all the gains made
Is it sarcasm or u mean it?
Write your comment you are durning good
Artificial exchange rate and destruction of the environment.
Well done.
Wow this is a good news for businesses to thrive. Ghana is experiencing something supernatural. God bless Ghana
But our locked up funds in the defunct banks are not being released to us.Is that a socialist government which has the troubles of the vulnerable at heart?
Blame Ofori and Addison.
The dollar is going up no money to support it 10 billion dollars every year petrol go up and and Ghanaians will start to complain very soon when the dollar start to go up and the petrol will start to go up it wasn't your maha ...
read full comment
@Adipa aka Adibone, where's the head and tail of the gibberish you wrote down here? President Mahama and his appointees shall keep serving you bunch of nation wreckers free BP.
so steep a reduction
All these reductions are not translating to real interest rates reductions by banks . ADB for instance is not reducing anything since last year and they giving it out at 27.9 from last year after all the many reductions .
I guess it's only the politically connected people that are getting bank loan in Ghana. Majority of banks will not give you a loan and not even at 21% minimum. Useless policy rates that don't benefit anyone but the politician ...
read full comment
Positive steps this should gradually improve SME loan access in Ghana by making borrowing more affordable and encouraging banks to lend more freely
Hey publish interest rates by banks since the last policy rate reduction. These figures only exist in books.
Write your comment good
Write your comment J