Cedi hope rises on expected US$4bn inflows

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  • Fo Koku - Tanyingbe 10 years ago

    Economy built on NDC loans!

  • Loway 10 years ago

    Third world or tenth world

  • Kofi UK 10 years ago

    Why still wasting billions to prop up a currency that has no value beyond its boundary? You have said that import exceeds export so try and get the export in shape. Short term solution is like putting a plaster over a wound.

  • BlindMan 10 years ago

    Ghana can not take CREDIT of the Cedi rise this way; it's a political suicide in allowing the Cedi to adjust to its own value, however, that is the right approach in boosting Ghana's economy. We can not borrow to pay our debt ...
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  • Joe 10 years ago

    Kofi you are 100% right.

  • vci 10 years ago

    The Eurobond will go to paying off existing maturing loans and hence net effect is nil

  • OWEN,NEW YORK. 10 years ago

    EVERYTHING GHANA GOVERNMENT THINK OF IS BORROWING.THIS IS LIKE ROBBING PETER TO PAY PAUL GOV'T .

  • Maxwell 10 years ago

    Day dreaming as usual.

  • OMG Ghana 10 years ago

    Remember the 20 Million USD cedi hedging 4 weeks ago when I arrived in Ghana from the USA, what happened, the Cedi is sliding again. Voodoo Economics based on borrowing is not sustainable. Every country in the world includin ...
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  • Kwaku London 10 years ago

    The last paragraph in this article holds the key to the problems of the depreciating Cedi.

    I will also add the folowwing:
    1. Set-up Boards for Key products eg Palm Oil, Banana, Sugar (Cane production), Poultry, etc etc ...
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  • Charles Frimpong 10 years ago

    Very good and fruitfull comment.

  • Thoughtful 10 years ago

    Last paragraph should be find products that are economically viable for export. Exports bring in foreign exchnge

  • diplomengineer ebenezer sackey 10 years ago

    the economy and the rise of the Dollar against the cedi increases the Price of imported items in the market.5kg of Rice cost 32 cedis.a bag of Rice was costing 80 cedis (50kg) for some years in the ghanaian market,which is f ...
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  • mensa 10 years ago

    UNTILL BILLIONS OF US DOLLARS GET INTO GHANA? AND WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH THE WORTHLESS CEDE UNTIL THEN?CLEAN OUR ASS WITH IT? WHAT A BULL-CRAP STROY WE ARE BEING TOLD HERE FALKS