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Cryptocurrency mining's staggering energy toll sparks global debate
Bitcoin is currently priced at almost $100,000 CAD, with annual electricity consumption for mining this cryptocurrency ...
FULL TEXT: Bank of Ghana keeps policy rate unchanged at 27% ahead of 2024 election
Global growth has remained robust, supported by the recovery of real incomes amid an ongoing process of disinflation. The ...
Climate change is taking a toll on Ghana's cocoa crop
Cocoa farmers in Ghana are hoping new farming techniques and better fall weather will help reverse decreased crop yields.
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Finally, Nigeria overtakes Ghana regarding who has higher Interest Rates
Nigeria has officially overtaken Ghana as the country with the highest benchmark interest rate in West Africa, following the ...
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Recent rise in inflation driven by food price pressure – Bank of Ghana
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has noted a slowdown in the pace of disinflation, citing recent trends in headline inflation .
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Cedi depreciation under NPP despite global crisis better than NDC — Bawumia
Vice President Dr . Mahamudu Bawumia has defended the New Patriotic Party rsquo;s (NPP) handling of the Ghanaian cedi, ...
Bank of Ghana Hits Pause on Rates After Inflation Heats Up
The Bank of Ghana left its benchmark interest rate unchanged, amid improvements in domestic economic activity and some ...
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Even in crisis; we’ve managed the exchange rate better than NDC – Bawumia asserts
Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, has asserted that the Akufo-Addo government has managed the exchange rate more effectively than the ...
Explainer-What Are the Key Issues for Investors in Ghana's Election?
The leading contenders to replace 80-year-old President Nana Akufo-Addo, who is stepping down after two terms at the helm of ...
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Innovations needed to tackle dollarisation challenges, says AGI
Dr Humphrey Ayim Darke, has called for innovative solutions to address Ghana’s persistent exchange rate volatility.
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Fundamentals, not external shocks, driving cedi depreciation – Prof. Abakah
By Joshua Worlasi AMLANU The cedi’s depreciation has been  primarily driven by weak economic fundamentals rather than external shocks such as the COVID-19 pandemic or Russia-Ukraine war, a new study ...