Cedi trades at GH¢12.45 per dollar on interbank market on May 15

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Sense 7 months ago

In 8 years I never saw ghanaweb going to look for how the prices are in forex B so now ghanaweb has its own rates wow

In 8 years I never saw ghanaweb going to look for how the prices are in forex B so now ghanaweb has its own rates wow
John 7 months ago

How long do you think this weak dollar will last?

How long do you think this weak dollar will last?
cchanibehumblelion@gmail.com 7 months ago

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Your era 7 months ago

Why the rate at forex b are rising

Why the rate at forex b are rising
Official One 7 months ago

How much is the Naira and SA rand selling?

How much is the Naira and SA rand selling?
Karikari 7 months ago

Why are prices of goods not reducing

Why are prices of goods not reducing
Man of GOD 7 months ago

But is not incerisen

But is not incerisen
Yaa 7 months ago

Those are the last kicks of a dying horse. The stubbornness of NPP nation wreckers. Imao

Those are the last kicks of a dying horse. The stubbornness of NPP nation wreckers. Imao
Zargon 7 months ago

Bloomberg is 12.37 to the dollar

Bloomberg is 12.37 to the dollar
Errortorial Commission of Ghana -EC 7 months ago

The Government should rather FOCUS on the Cedi stability to the dollar and use the savings from the GoldBod Dollar inflows to pay down the ECG, IPP debts. The Exchange rate going down is not reflecting in a corresponding drop ...
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The Government should rather FOCUS on the Cedi stability to the dollar and use the savings from the GoldBod Dollar inflows to pay down the ECG, IPP debts. The Exchange rate going down is not reflecting in a corresponding drop in prices of goods and services but you can be sure that the moment the Cedi starts depreciating, small, then prices will jump up again on top of the high prices which were never reduced. This is unacceptable. Ato Forson and co should hold the Cedi stable for some any years and that will give us better dividends as a country.
ASIEDU NKWASIA 7 months ago

THAT MEANS CREDIT GOES TO PREVIUS NPP GOVT WHO LAID AND LEFT A GOOD FOUNDATION.

THAT MEANS CREDIT GOES TO PREVIUS NPP GOVT WHO LAID AND LEFT A GOOD FOUNDATION.
Yaa 7 months ago

Nobody should vote for Bawumia. He is a foolish man

Nobody should vote for Bawumia. He is a foolish man
No Dollars at the Banks 7 months ago

ABSA doesn't have dollars while rates are low why?
BOG please investigate.

ABSA doesn't have dollars while rates are low why?
BOG please investigate.
Hp 7 months ago

Because you want to go and buy and hoard at the detriment of the economy. You think say you dey wise

Because you want to go and buy and hoard at the detriment of the economy. You think say you dey wise
Hannan 7 months ago

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BOYCOTT USA,BOYCOTT UK,BOYCOTT EUROPE, BOYCOTT CANADA, BOYCOTT AUSTRALIA, BOYCOTT NEW ZEALAND 7 months ago

African countries should boycott all these imperialist countries. We should not have to rely
on these countries for economic development.

China, did not borrow a dime from IMF and World Bank for their economic growth . Ye ...
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African countries should boycott all these imperialist countries. We should not have to rely
on these countries for economic development.

China, did not borrow a dime from IMF and World Bank for their economic growth . Yet, look at where
China is in 2025. All the capital for infrastructural growth can be raised through the treasury bill market.

We can do this. We, have great economist on the continent.

We have cheap labor and the skills to get the task done.

We should always look to China, as an example.

Arise Africa, forward looking, backwards never.

This should be our 10 year economic plan-2035.
BOYCOTT FACEBOOK, BOYCOTT INSTAGRAM 7 months ago

All black African countries should boycott facebook and Instagram.

Meta, the company, owns facebook and Instagram. Mark Zuckerberg is the CEO.

Mark Zuckerberg, needs to be fired as the CEO, and replaced.

If you are a ...
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All black African countries should boycott facebook and Instagram.

Meta, the company, owns facebook and Instagram. Mark Zuckerberg is the CEO.

Mark Zuckerberg, needs to be fired as the CEO, and replaced.

If you are a black African and open an account on any of these platforms. Your
account gets suspended and deleted. This is harassment.

Tik Tok is a better social media platform, than facebook and Instagram.

All black African businesses and individual shareholders of Meta stock, should dump
the stock. Let the Meta stock free fall to ZERO. Speak up, let voices be heard. We,
should not be taken for granted.

There is power in your purchasing power. Dump, Meta stocks starting now.
Bitter truth 7 months ago

Mahama, u are doing wonderful..everyday I sleep, I pray for prez Mahama, Ato Forson and Sammy Gyamfi..Infact thjs current ndc administration means well for Ghana..they are doing fantastic job..more fire prez Mahama..don’t l ...
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Mahama, u are doing wonderful..everyday I sleep, I pray for prez Mahama, Ato Forson and Sammy Gyamfi..Infact thjs current ndc administration means well for Ghana..they are doing fantastic job..more fire prez Mahama..don’t listen to nation wreckers..all of a sudden I have become a fan of Mahama..Mahama’s second term is goi b to be so nice for this country
Ibrahim 7 months ago

Please is it GH¢ 12.45 PER ONE DOLLAR OR GH
¢13.75 PER DOLLAR CURRENTLY. PLEASE which is which.

Please is it GH¢ 12.45 PER ONE DOLLAR OR GH
¢13.75 PER DOLLAR CURRENTLY. PLEASE which is which.

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