Ghana's inflation rate in 2022 has been one of the most discussed issues amongst policy makers and ordinary citizens alike.
This is due to the sharp increments in the rate recorded over the period.
This has consequently contributed to the country's current economic crisis which have affected many businesses and livelihoods.
Amidst what seems like a terrible situation, some experts have however indicated that the situation may get better in the coming year.
Tonight on PM Express' Business Edition, host, George Wiafe, interacts with government statistician, Professor Samuel Kobina Annim, to assess the situation and examine whether or not the country's rising inflation rate will end anytime soon.
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