By Adnan Adams Mohammed Ghana’s local currency continues to show strong signs of resilience across financial markets, with the Bank of Ghana (BoG) projecting sustained stability over …
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Short-term gains of Cedi should not lead to complacency’ – analyst warns
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan Adams“Short-term gains should not lull policymakers into inaction,” the group cautioned. “Sustainable growth depends on deep, structural reforms.”
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Ghana Cedi @60: Bank of Ghana announces nationwide activities to mark anniversary
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsIn a public notice issued on May 13, 2025, and signed by the Secretary of the Bank, Sandra Thompson, the central bank highlighted the significance of the Cedi as a …
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Analysts predict further gains of the Cedi on the back of ‘balanced blend of monetary policies and economic activity’
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsDr Richmond Atuahene indicated that the Cedi’s performance should be seen as the outcome of a balanced blend of prudent policies and economic activity trends
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Cedi rebounds from world’s worst to best performing currency
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsThe cedi’s rebound has injected optimism into Ghana’s economy, easing inflation to 21.2% in April and revitalizing business confidence.
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Ghana would have access to about $360 million in terms of disbursement”, the Director of Communications at the IMF Julie Kozack disclosed at news conference in Washington DC USA.
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Cedi ranked 4th weakest in Sub-Saharan Africa – WB
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsAdnan Adams Mohammed After losing approximately 24 percent of its value against the US dollar, the Ghana Cedi is currently the fourth weakest or worst performing currency …
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‘Gold4Oil’ policy may be reintroduced as cedi weakens – BoG
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsBeginning of January to April, as at last week, the cedi has experienced a continuous blip depreciation, resulting in a year-to-date depreciation of approximately 9.37%.
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According to the Bank of Ghana, the favourable external developments and tighter monetary policy stance have resulted in a relatively stable of the Ghana cedi in the year so far.