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Cedi, fuel prices to push inflation higher in September

Cedi, fuel prices to push inflation higher in September

Joshua Worlasi AMLANU & Ebenezer Chike Adjei NJOKU
Published September 16, 20264 min read

Renewed weakness in the cedi and higher fuel prices are expected to push inflation higher in September - potentially limiting the scope for further monetary easing by the Bank of Ghana (BoG), according to Apakan Securities.

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