Cedi's 41% gain reflects mean reversion, not overvaluation - BoG

This article is closed for comments.

Read Comments Comments (6)

  • KOFI ANNAN 1 week ago

    THIS IS NOT FULLY ACCURATE. THE BANK OF GHANA SIMPLY FORGOT THAT THE PRODUCER PRICES OF COCOA ARE LINKED TO THE CEDI DOLLAR EXCHANGE RATE. IF YOU PUSH THE APPRECIATION OF THE CEDI TOO MUCH IN THE SHORT TERM AS THE BANK DID IN ...
    read full comment

  • Chris 1 week ago

    Cocoa farmers are receiving less money with a better purchasing power. Ghanaians including Cocoa farmers are better off. The cedi had been deprecating for decades, increasing the economic hardship of Ghanaians making them poo ...
    read full comment

  • KOFI ANNAN 1 week ago

    COCOA FARMERS DO NOT LIVE IN A DOLLAR ECONOMY. THEY LIVE IN A CEDI ECONOMY. THE GOVERNMENT IS PAYING THEM REDUCED PRICES BUT THE COSTS OF WAGES AND OTHER INPUTS HAVE NOT DECLINED. THE GOVERNMENT DID NOT REDUCE ITS MINIMUM WAG ...
    read full comment

  • Chris 1 week ago

    Inflationary profit is not real profit. Let's allow the market to adjust. Nothing good comes cheap.

  • Ghanaba100 1 week ago

    then allow farmers to sell their cocoa beans directy to the world markets. the government is grossly unfair to increase the wages of government workers by 10 percent and punish cocoa farmers with 29 percent reduction in gross ...
    read full comment

  • agyeman 1 week ago

    NO WONDER MAHAMA HAS ENGAGED 3 COACHES FOR ONE GOVERNOR TO ASSIST HIM STRAIGHTEN UP THE MESS. PLEASE PROFESSOR QUARTEY TELL US WHAT YOU HAVE SEEN ON THE GROUND EVEN BEFORE YOU START YOUR WORK. ITS NOT THE GOVERNOR'S FAULT ITS ...
    read full comment