Economic recovery? Who can explain? We're always in economic recovery when we have been exporting for many years. Do our resources make any advances at all? Why are we always recovering?
Is it incompetence? Or mismanagement ... read full comment
Economic recovery? Who can explain? We're always in economic recovery when we have been exporting for many years. Do our resources make any advances at all? Why are we always recovering?
Is it incompetence? Or mismanagement?
Kel 2 weeks ago
koo if lending rate was 27% in last year and a year later had been brought to 18% I believe even you'
understand that we are recovering from the previous harsh economic conditions or you still don't gerrit?
koo if lending rate was 27% in last year and a year later had been brought to 18% I believe even you'
understand that we are recovering from the previous harsh economic conditions or you still don't gerrit?
Kwabena Duku Damoah 2 weeks ago
If the economy is improving so fast as to necessitate three interest rate cuts withing a year then why the delays in paying our locked up deposits?
If the economy is improving so fast as to necessitate three interest rate cuts withing a year then why the delays in paying our locked up deposits?
Wahab 2 weeks ago
Mr Ato Forson , please does adb bank see the reductions being done to reduce interest rates by the BOG ??
adb Bank is still giving personal loans at the Interest rate of 27.9 .
This bank in particular is a state owned bank ... read full comment
Mr Ato Forson , please does adb bank see the reductions being done to reduce interest rates by the BOG ??
adb Bank is still giving personal loans at the Interest rate of 27.9 .
This bank in particular is a state owned bank but how they don’t follow directives baffles me.
Kwame 2 weeks ago
In the face of all about the fall in interest rate, the prices of food, goods and services are still high.
That is what the Minister of Finance must tarcle.
What can be done to bring down the cost of food down that is the ... read full comment
In the face of all about the fall in interest rate, the prices of food, goods and services are still high.
That is what the Minister of Finance must tarcle.
What can be done to bring down the cost of food down that is the maim issue the minister must tackle.
Olumo 2 weeks ago
Prices of goods and services are falling. Compare the price of cement last year to this year. Rice, oil and fuel just to mention a few. If this government keeps riding on this trajectory, then I would vote for it. The NPP par ... read full comment
Prices of goods and services are falling. Compare the price of cement last year to this year. Rice, oil and fuel just to mention a few. If this government keeps riding on this trajectory, then I would vote for it. The NPP party is nearing its end. Lol
SA 2 weeks ago
Mr finance minister, make sure you do not go and borrow any money from the international or bond market in the next 4 years, that is what destroys Ghana's economy over the past 57 years, our appetite and addiction to debt. We ... read full comment
Mr finance minister, make sure you do not go and borrow any money from the international or bond market in the next 4 years, that is what destroys Ghana's economy over the past 57 years, our appetite and addiction to debt. We have to live within our means regardless of any development, we have been developing Ghana since the past 57 years with nothing to show for, all the loans were stolen by politicians and their business partners with juicy contracts, and at best no work done. It is very clear that we cannot borrow ourselves out of debt, so why borrow, absolutely no need to borrow, no matter the temptation. We want to live and not die, we need to live within our means, it is as simple as that, no more borrowing in the name of useless developments scattered across the country, roads with a life span of 4 years. Ghana, where is your excellent finance minister, Ken Ofori Atta who run the country with his useless uncle Akuffo Addo to the ground? They are and were criminals lying to you about useless developments, and use that to borrow until the country was declared bankrupt. We want to live and not die, no more borrowing, no more stealing of white peoples money, easy money, no more loot and share, no more juicy contracts, no more slavery, no more lies by useless and criminal politicians, who only tells us what we want to here, no more lies about useless and never to happen developments, we want to work for our money and live within our means, like white people, enough of slavery, simple and short.
Yaw sterling 2 weeks ago
The banks are not reducing their interest rates oo
The banks are not reducing their interest rates oo
Economic recovery? Who can explain? We're always in economic recovery when we have been exporting for many years. Do our resources make any advances at all? Why are we always recovering?
Is it incompetence? Or mismanagement ...
read full comment
koo if lending rate was 27% in last year and a year later had been brought to 18% I believe even you'
understand that we are recovering from the previous harsh economic conditions or you still don't gerrit?
If the economy is improving so fast as to necessitate three interest rate cuts withing a year then why the delays in paying our locked up deposits?
Mr Ato Forson , please does adb bank see the reductions being done to reduce interest rates by the BOG ??
adb Bank is still giving personal loans at the Interest rate of 27.9 .
This bank in particular is a state owned bank ...
read full comment
In the face of all about the fall in interest rate, the prices of food, goods and services are still high.
That is what the Minister of Finance must tarcle.
What can be done to bring down the cost of food down that is the ...
read full comment
Prices of goods and services are falling. Compare the price of cement last year to this year. Rice, oil and fuel just to mention a few. If this government keeps riding on this trajectory, then I would vote for it. The NPP par ...
read full comment
Mr finance minister, make sure you do not go and borrow any money from the international or bond market in the next 4 years, that is what destroys Ghana's economy over the past 57 years, our appetite and addiction to debt. We ...
read full comment
The banks are not reducing their interest rates oo