Bloomberg’s currency dashboard has pegged $1.00 to ¢10.00, solidifying the cedi’s position as the best-performing currency against the dollar in the month of December 2022.
The cedi for some days now has been stable against the major trading currencies.
International institution, Fitch Solutions has also predicted a stronger cedi against the major foreign currencies in 2023.
Tonight, the Business edition of PM Express discusses the stability of the cedi and what it means for the Ghanaian economy going forward.
Join the discussion.
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