Crackdown on Forex Dealers Deepens Cedi Volatility, Fuel Prices at Risk – COPEC
COPEC warns that Ghana’s crackdown on black market forex dealers is worsening cedi volatility and threatens fuel price stability as OMCs struggle to access dollars.
COPEC warns that Ghana’s crackdown on black market forex dealers is worsening cedi volatility and threatens fuel price stability as OMCs struggle to access dollars.
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As the Ghanaian cedi continues to appreciate against major foreign currencies, pressure is mounting on transport operators to reduce transport fares in line with falling fuel prices. Duncan Amoah, Executive ...
COPEC argued that the OMCs are manipulating the pricing system to maximize profits at the expense of the Ghanaian public.