Traders and importers have shared the nuances of pricing as Ghanaians call for reduced pricing to accompany the strengthening of the cedi against foreign currencies.
Traders and importers have shared the nuances of pricing as Ghanaians call for reduced pricing to accompany the strengthening of the cedi against foreign currencies.
The cedi is growing from strength to strength and is now selling for $1 to GH¢10.70. Over the last 2 weeks, the cedi has continued its momentum against the $.
The latest figures released by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) shows Ghana's year-on-year inflation surged to 50.3% in November, up from 40.4% in October.
Institute for Energy Security, a think tank that monitors happenings in the petroleum sector, has predicted that fuel prices will drop significantly from Friday
Finance minister Ken Ofori-Atta and Dr Mahamudu Bawumia have been lauded for major appreciation of the Ghana cedi against the US dollar in the recent times.
The IMF and Ghana, led by Ken Ofori-Atta, have reached staff-level agreement on economic policies and reforms to be supported by the $3 billion bailout money.
A Deputy Communications Director of the governing NPP, Rabi Salifu has accused the opposition NDC of hiring Tiktokers to speculate on the cedi depreciation.
GUTA has told its members that it has become imperative for them to put new prices on their goods to reflect the cedi's recent appreciation against the dollar.
Togbe Afede has described the Akufo-Addo government’s promise of ‘no haircut’ as a mockery. According to him, claims there will be no haircuts should be ignored
The cedi has approciated against the US dollar following the domestic debt exchange announcement by finance minister Ken Ofori-Atta. It's gained some 4% so far.
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