Stop blaming the BoG: Fixing the cedi at the source
Michael Kofi Fosu
Ghana’s currency volatility is a trade problem wearing a monetary policy disguise — and until the Ministry of Trade treats it as such, the Bank of Ghana will keep firefighting a blaze it did not start.
Published by Francis Buetey
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