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Why Ghana's Cedi Stability Matters More Than Most Businesses Think: Import Costs, Borrowing Spreads and the Real Price of a Weak Currency

Why Ghana’s Cedi Stability Matters More Than Most Businesses Think: Import Costs, Borrowing Spreads and the Real Price of a Weak Currency

Esther Aku-SikaMay 22, 2026May 22, 2026052 mins

The cedi has depreciated 8.4% in 2026 after a 40% gain in 2025. Our deep-dive analysis reveals how currency movements…

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