Why the cedi is losing ground and how BoG plans to stabilise it

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  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 month ago

    Weightier Matter/s In/Deed

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 month ago

    The Un/Fortunate(ICGC Variant) Circumstances Ghanaian Voters Find Themselfs Is Very Expensive &The Circumstances Whereby Ghanaian Career Politicians Don't Want To Compromise(Not Derogatory) To Find A Solution To The Practice ...
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  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 month ago

    /A Compromise That Have Put An End To The Hemorrhaging

  • Roadrunner 1 month ago

    Not being a Rhode Scholar,but OK with common sense.Why does Ghana Bank continually throw money and big money,into the financial system to steady the Ghana Cedi from imploding?... A currency finds it's own value when it floate ...
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  • Just Thoughts 1 month ago

    It's because cedi it's supposed to be on 20 or more against dollar at this point...that doesn't mean the cedi is weak...some countries play with that to collect more from their imports taxes (which were reduce when they drop ...
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  • Dzool 1 month ago

    THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE CEDI IS ARTIFICIALLY REVALUED. GOVERNMENT MUST ALLOW THE CEDI TO FLOAT NATURALLY.

  • Kojos 1 month ago

    Why not. Ghana now become a dumping ground for inferior goods. The president and the vice are both visionless. Bread and butter.

  • Bini Yankee 1 month ago

    Ato and Panfit are in firm control