Cedi trades at GH¢10.25 on June 12 on the interbank market

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Bright 6 months ago

Is this not just a repeat of yesterday's rates and the day before.

Is this not just a repeat of yesterday's rates and the day before.
JESUS IS GOD 6 months ago

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P Djamgbe 6 months ago

@Bright, yes it is, it means the Cedi is stabilizing now - it cannot keep appreciating forever. This is what it meant when the President (John Mahama) said the Cedi needs to stabilise between 10 and 12 dollars for the sake of ...
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@Bright, yes it is, it means the Cedi is stabilizing now - it cannot keep appreciating forever. This is what it meant when the President (John Mahama) said the Cedi needs to stabilise between 10 and 12 dollars for the sake of businesses and those in the diaspora (remittances). In my humble opinion the government should try and drag the rate down to 8 dollars and stabilise it between 8 and 10 - let's wait and see.
.mr amin 6 months ago

But stabilize the cedi at 10 ghc to a dollar the rate is still high it should come to a single digit

But stabilize the cedi at 10 ghc to a dollar the rate is still high it should come to a single digit
Law of Karma 6 months ago

Stable. So now Abossey Okai LT spare part dealers can plan their imports

Stable. So now Abossey Okai LT spare part dealers can plan their imports
Justice 6 months ago

Cedi appreciation stuck? No. Mr. President please we believe in your capability, let the cedi appreciate more to give us some more reliefs.

Cedi appreciation stuck? No. Mr. President please we believe in your capability, let the cedi appreciate more to give us some more reliefs.
NzemaK 6 months ago

the illiteracy embedded in the lungs of Gh market traders is what has given Government a 2nd taught regarding further reduction. its almost like an effort in futility, dropping the cedi down from approx 17Ghc to the usd.

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the illiteracy embedded in the lungs of Gh market traders is what has given Government a 2nd taught regarding further reduction. its almost like an effort in futility, dropping the cedi down from approx 17Ghc to the usd.

our market system does not support fair pricing and fair trade.
May be Govt should rather buy the cedi from the central bank at 10.2 and sell it at 15.5ghc to the commercial banks so they can also sell at 16 to the public, and use the interest made to build roads and railways for all of us
Tax 6 months ago

I second you

I second you
Your era 6 months ago

Can someone tell me in Ghana where you can get dollar for 10.25 cedis? I have already said time will expose the governor of bank of Ghana

Can someone tell me in Ghana where you can get dollar for 10.25 cedis? I have already said time will expose the governor of bank of Ghana
Your era 6 months ago

Can someone tell me in Ghana where you can get dollar for 10.25 cedis? I have already said time will expose the governor of bank of Ghana since January bank of Ghana has injected more than 2 billion dollars into the economy.

Can someone tell me in Ghana where you can get dollar for 10.25 cedis? I have already said time will expose the governor of bank of Ghana since January bank of Ghana has injected more than 2 billion dollars into the economy.
Wakkuffo Waddo 6 months ago

Bawumia and the NPP would have never achieved this. After cutting taxes and abolishing taxes. The dollar still down throttles. God bless Mahama. So why couldn't the NPP make life easier for us.
Oh.
NPP never again.

Bawumia and the NPP would have never achieved this. After cutting taxes and abolishing taxes. The dollar still down throttles. God bless Mahama. So why couldn't the NPP make life easier for us.
Oh.
NPP never again.
Kodua 6 months ago

The true value of the Cedi is higher than this $10.25

The true value of the Cedi is higher than this $10.25
JustOne 6 months ago

May I ask, what is the rate when you send money from either Europe, UK, and US? They are very low as compared to about 2 to 3 months ago. Simply put, the Cedi has appreciated and one does not need a rocket scientist to explai ...
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May I ask, what is the rate when you send money from either Europe, UK, and US? They are very low as compared to about 2 to 3 months ago. Simply put, the Cedi has appreciated and one does not need a rocket scientist to explain this. No illiterate explanation! Watch the space!
Shamo 6 months ago

We are tired of this nonsense and stupidity, foodstuffs prices are very high ,school fees , building materials , pharmaceutical products are all high ,on a lighter note prostitutes have increased their fees by 20 percentage .

We are tired of this nonsense and stupidity, foodstuffs prices are very high ,school fees , building materials , pharmaceutical products are all high ,on a lighter note prostitutes have increased their fees by 20 percentage .
Hannan 6 months ago

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.mr amin 6 months ago

The rate is still high 10 ghc to a dollar is still high let it drop to a single digit if not we would not fell the impact

The rate is still high 10 ghc to a dollar is still high let it drop to a single digit if not we would not fell the impact
Otto Fister 6 months ago

ghana will work agai and again.

Mahama onaa po

ghana will work agai and again.

Mahama onaa po

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