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Ghana's Cedi steadies after falling nearly 40%

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  • JOS 9 years ago

    CONTINUE DENIAL IS THE BASES FOR GHANA AS A NATION FAILURE BY THEIR LEADERS FOR MANY DECADES

  • JK 9 years ago

    When is the BOG going to require that recipients get their money in dollars if they so choose?

    Even after charging a transaction fee for a transfer, MoneyGram pays out at a rate almost 50 pesewas per dollar lower. If this ...
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  • OFUIJATO ABLAKWA 9 years ago

    yeah,what you are saying is very true ooo

  • Alicia 9 years ago

    Western Union the same.

  • JP 9 years ago

    400% depreciation since 2007. Since the Cedi was changed, the cedi has depreciated by 400%.

  • YAW 9 years ago

    Bawumia does not want to hear this good news. He will definitely come up with another bogus statement to try and destabilize the economy.

  • Klutse 9 years ago

    So you are happy? This report just confirms what Bawumia said - that the bank of Ghana is deluding itself and the public by quoting 3-1 when the true picture is 3.8 average -1. Why do NDCs always reach for the straw when the ...
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  • Kwame Angel 9 years ago

    As long as Mahama and his gang of illiterate thieves continue to siphon monies out in planes and continue to mess up the little in country, and as long as dwarfs continue to steal money from the vaults on Bank of Ghana, the c ...
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  • STONER KOBYLYNTON 9 years ago

    Always lying to the bone. Can't the writer know that his pants are on fire?

  • Elliot 9 years ago

    All because if Bawumia and his visual analysis. Their foolish redenomination

  • Adjei Bisa Clement 9 years ago

    The government should really act fast.
    May God help you.

  • Obaa Yaa 9 years ago

    And you think your god Akufo-Addo will make ghana progress. Even thinkers.

  • Campaign Against Corruption 9 years ago

    A short lull in the depreciation of the cedi should not seen as the solution to the tail-spin state of the economy. A phenomenal fall of the cedi could pursue if the underling problems of uncontrolled government borrowing and ...
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  • Hard Listeners 9 years ago

    Now whose figures were correct, Dr. Bawumia or Bank of Ghana? Shame on NDC govt.

  • HAZOR 9 years ago

    BOG should be ashame of themselves for insult Dr Bawumia for exposing the naked truth about satistics on exchange rate which the BOG has peg it at 28%.All along Dr Bawumia was right the cedi depleciate 40%.You see propaganda ...
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