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Published views
- Macroeconomics
The Policy Rate Cut: What It Actually Means for Ghanaian Investors
The Bank of Ghana has cut again. Most commentary will focus on borrowing costs. For the far larger group of Ghanaians holding Treasury bills and savings accounts, the consequential change is what their money earns when it next comes due — and that change is already underway.
Ama Serwaa Boateng
- Currencies
Gold Receipts Are Carrying the Cedi — and That Is Worth Naming
Cedi stability over the past several quarters has rested heavily on gold export receipts. That is a genuine advantage while it lasts, but it is a concentration rather than a structural improvement — and concentrations are best identified while they are still working.
Nii Kwartey Aryeetey
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