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Interest Rates Hit 33%; Gov’t Misses T-bills Sale By 16%

Interest rates inched up to 33% to reflect surging inflation and the rapid depreciation of the cedi.   The increase in interest rates is however lower than the current inflation of 37.2% and the rate of cedi depreciation which is more than 50%. This means the real rate of return …

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Cement Prices Surge Above ¢80

The price of cement surge above ¢80 per a 50 kilogramme bag as inputs costs of the manufacturers rise. This is about 10% increase over the last price adjustment in almost two months ago. Checks by Joy Business at some retail dealers indicate that the price of cement vary from …

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‘More Dollars To Be Injected Into Economy Soon’ – Information Minister Reveals

The Information Minister, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah   has said some dollars will be injected into the economy soon to halt the sharp depreciation of the Ghanaian Cedi. Kojo Oppong Nkrumah said about $2 billion will hit the government’s account shortly. For the breakdown, he said $750 million is expected from …

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Cement Prices To Hit ¢68 Per Bag Due To Cedi Depreciation – Manufacturers

Cement prices are expected to be increased from next week. Joy Business is learning that the wholesale price of a 50 kilogramme bag is expected to hit ¢68.00, from the current price of ¢59.00.       Why the increase? According to some of the leading manufactures in the country, …

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GUTA: Our Members Are Calling For A Demonstration Against Gov’t

The President of the Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA) has raised concerns about the depreciating value of the cedi and its effect on businesses in the country. Speaking in an interview on The Probe on Sunday, Mr. Joseph Obeng stated that members of GUTA are calling for a demonstration …

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Economist To Government: Halt Car Purchases For Officeholders, Review Free SHS

Head of Economics Department at the University of Ghana, Professor William Baah Boateng has called on the government to implement more aggressive measures to cut down on government expenditure. According to him, it was about time the President and or the Finance Minister introduce new austerity measures to reduce the …

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