Introduction
THE Ghanaian cedi has long served as a mirror of the country’s economic health, symbolising both its achievements and persistent challenges. As a vital component of national identity and economic stability, the cedi’s performance directly impacts inflation rates, public debt, and the cost of living for millions of Ghanaians. Over the years, however, the cedi’s depreciation has emerged as a recurring concern, eroding public confidence, increasing the cost of imports, and adding to the…
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