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BoG trains journalists on monetary policy, financial markets
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BoG trains journalists on monetary policy, financial markets

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The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is training financial journalists on monetary policy, foreign exchange market developments and inflation dynamics as it seeks to improve public understanding of central bank decisions and their implications for the economy.

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