Ghana news briefing
BoG expects cedi to remain stable despite rising demand for Christmas imports
Despite the losses, the Bank of Ghana maintains that increased foreign exchange supply and remittance flows should help moderate pressure on the currency in the months ahead.
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) expects the cedi to remain relatively stable for the rest of 2026 despite renewed demand for foreign exchange to finance imports ahead of the Christmas season.
The central bank is expected to supply about US$500 million to the market in September through its foreign exchange intermediation programme.
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