Ghana's inflation drops sharply from 18.4% to 13.7% in June 2025

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Enock 5 months ago

Good, we are on course

Good, we are on course
Abudu 5 months ago

So with all these, who do you think will vote for a dancing idiot like Bawumia? Probably Janet Anablah and Dr Zaato. Two fools

So with all these, who do you think will vote for a dancing idiot like Bawumia? Probably Janet Anablah and Dr Zaato. Two fools
JESUS IS GOD 5 months ago

Jesus Christ loves you and wants to save you from sin and its consequences. He died on the cross for your sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day. Believe in Him, accept His gift of forgiveness, and receive eternal ...
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Jesus Christ loves you and wants to save you from sin and its consequences. He died on the cross for your sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day. Believe in Him, accept His gift of forgiveness, and receive eternal life! (John 3:16)Bssbshdg
Jay in London 5 months ago

PRACTICAL, TANGIBLE RESULTS, NO MORE BAWUMIA NPP MOUTHING-OFF KNOW-HOW GIMMICKS

PRACTICAL, TANGIBLE RESULTS, NO MORE BAWUMIA NPP MOUTHING-OFF KNOW-HOW GIMMICKS
Sly 5 months ago

Wow, impressed with this Government

Wow, impressed with this Government
kabe 5 months ago

Can the new Government statistician be trusted?

Can the new Government statistician be trusted?
Mun fa sitieer nu ma me 5 months ago

NPP man. Your face like a dog wati

NPP man. Your face like a dog wati
Preeee sa preeee 5 months ago

@ Kabe. Why have you run away from Pangtang Psychiatric Hospital? Go back to your ward. You fool

@ Kabe. Why have you run away from Pangtang Psychiatric Hospital? Go back to your ward. You fool
Kitongo 5 months ago

No, we will trust your ashawo mother.... @kabe

No, we will trust your ashawo mother.... @kabe
Kwes 5 months ago

Aboa ba it's your mother who will be trusted nkwasia ba

Aboa ba it's your mother who will be trusted nkwasia ba
Sagacious shaggy 5 months ago

Unless inflation not reflecting in the traditional market

Unless inflation not reflecting in the traditional market
Koonimo 5 months ago

Good news

Good news
Samoa 5 months ago

Sometimes I wonder weather we got the right people in this country in charge of calculating inflation because inflation in this economy is closer to 100%

Sometimes I wonder weather we got the right people in this country in charge of calculating inflation because inflation in this economy is closer to 100%
Cee 5 months ago

Are these numbers/percentages real, how come prices of basic commodities haven't changed yet we're saying inflation has decreased. My basic understanding of economics tells me that it's only when prices drop that we're likely ...
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Are these numbers/percentages real, how come prices of basic commodities haven't changed yet we're saying inflation has decreased. My basic understanding of economics tells me that it's only when prices drop that we're likely to see a decrease/drop in inflation. I suspect these numbers are fake. They mean nothing to the man in the street. Nothing to celebrate here. Let's demand better performance from the managers of our economy.
Enock 5 months ago

@ Cee, inflate means make bigger, so inflation does not necessarily bring down prices of goods and services, but a lower inflation means the rate of increase had gone down. So instead of the Price of a Tin of Milo going up by ...
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@ Cee, inflate means make bigger, so inflation does not necessarily bring down prices of goods and services, but a lower inflation means the rate of increase had gone down. So instead of the Price of a Tin of Milo going up by 18.4%, it will now go up by 13.7% which will be cheaper
Ananse 5 months ago

Cee not always the case
It means the rate at which prices of commodities rise ve slow down not necessarily prices going down wai

Cee not always the case
It means the rate at which prices of commodities rise ve slow down not necessarily prices going down wai
Truth alone 5 months ago

Great but government should put measures in place for us to feel this in our pockets because buying a ball of kenkey for seven ghana cedi by the road in koforidua township is too bad

Great but government should put measures in place for us to feel this in our pockets because buying a ball of kenkey for seven ghana cedi by the road in koforidua township is too bad
ABUSE BACK TO YOU 5 months ago

MAHAMA OOOOOOOO MAHAMA. KEEP UP THE GOOD MR PRESIDENT AND TEAM

MAHAMA OOOOOOOO MAHAMA. KEEP UP THE GOOD MR PRESIDENT AND TEAM
Kookoo 5 months ago

What index basket did they use to measure the new inflation rate? Is it different from the previous one?

What index basket did they use to measure the new inflation rate? Is it different from the previous one?
Koo 5 months ago

Always ask your grandfather first.

Always ask your grandfather first.
Kookoo 5 months ago

You are not intelligent.

You are not intelligent.
Truth 5 months ago

Not possible...

Not possible...
KingLord 5 months ago

BY WAY OF EDUCATION ON RATE OF INFLATION.

The RATE OF INFLATION in economics refers to the percentage increase in the general price level of goods and services in an economy over a specific period, usually a year.

It r ...
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BY WAY OF EDUCATION ON RATE OF INFLATION.

The RATE OF INFLATION in economics refers to the percentage increase in the general price level of goods and services in an economy over a specific period, usually a year.

It reflects how much more expensive a basket of consumer goods and services has become over time, indicating a decrease in the purchasing power of currency.

Key aspects of inflation rate:

Measurement:
Inflation is typically measured using price indices like the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which tracks the weighted average of prices for a basket of consumer goods and services.

Calculation:
The inflation rate is calculated by comparing the price index value at the end of a period to its value at the beginning of that period, often expressed as a percentage.
Impact:

High inflation erodes purchasing power, while low inflation, or even deflation (a decrease in prices), can negatively impact economic growth.

Causes:
Inflation can be caused by various factors, including increased money supply, rising demand, or increased production costs.

Consequences:
Inflation can affect various economic indicators, such as GDP, wages, interest rates, and stock prices.

THEREFORE, RATE OF INFLATION IS NOT NECESSARYILY OR REALLY ABOUT PRICE REDUCTION.
KingLord 5 months ago

RATE OF INFLATION EDUCATION:

A LOWER RATE OF INFLATION means that price INCREASES over the period will be lower and slower than a HIGH RATE OF INFLATION in comparative terms.
I hope I have been of help.

So,
A low inf ...
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RATE OF INFLATION EDUCATION:

A LOWER RATE OF INFLATION means that price INCREASES over the period will be lower and slower than a HIGH RATE OF INFLATION in comparative terms.
I hope I have been of help.

So,
A low inflammation rate does NOT MEAN A DROP IN PRICES but that PRICE INCREASES will be LOWER.
Lets hit single Digits...... 5 months ago

Offer petroleum Company's long term FX rates and revise Petroleum Pricing from the bi monthly schedule to Quaterly pricing. This will affect the net inflationary effects of Oil Pricing. BIDEC Company's can look at Quaterly st ...
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Offer petroleum Company's long term FX rates and revise Petroleum Pricing from the bi monthly schedule to Quaterly pricing. This will affect the net inflationary effects of Oil Pricing. BIDEC Company's can look at Quaterly storage rather than monthly supplies.
Accranie 5 months ago

We @FRN Asset Management, Advise Young People/New Farmers To Consult(Asew Variant) With Us Before Embarking Into Farming

We @FRN Asset Management, Advise Young People/New Farmers To Consult(Asew Variant) With Us Before Embarking Into Farming
Former President 5 months ago

13.7% is an absolute disgrace and you print this like we should be impressive. Our kids expect and deserve more than this.

13.7% is an absolute disgrace and you print this like we should be impressive. Our kids expect and deserve more than this.

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