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Chinese Yuan Hits Record Lows Against US Dollar

Chinese Yuan Hits Record Lows Against US Dollar

China's yuan has hit fresh record lows against the surging US dollar. The internationally-traded yuan fell to its lowest level since data first became available in 2011. China's domestic currency also reached its weakest point since the 2008 global financial crisis. It comes as the dollar continues to rise in value against other major currencies, after the US central bank increased interest rates again earlier this month. Meanwhile on Wednesday, major stock market indexes across Asia fell sharply. Japan's benchmark Nikkei index closed 1.5% lower, while the Kospi in South Korea ended the day down by 2.4%. Hong Kong's Hang…
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The Dollar Is Not A ‘god’- Paul Amaning Tells Ghanaians

The Dollar Is Not A ‘god’- Paul Amaning Tells Ghanaians

A communicator of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Paul Amaning has advised Ghanaians to stop worshiping the dollar as if it is a god.  Speaking on the current inflation rate with Kwaku Dawuro on Movement In The Morning Show, he stated that if Ghanaians do not have confidence in the dollar, inflation will continue to rise.  He said that ‘’I took dollar to South Africa but I could not use it to do transactions because the people rejected it- they wanted their local currency. Sadly, the dollar determines a person's wealth in Ghana. People are still trading in dollars when…
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BoG Dollar Auction: Demand Exceeds Supply By $84.5m

Demand for dollars by dealers outstripped supply by $84.5 million, latest data from the Bank of Ghana has revealed. This is a reduction of the $105.25 million recorded during the last auction a fortnight ago. According to the result of the sale of dollars through the Forex Forward Rates Auction to dealers, the Central Bank was only able to supply $25 million to the dealers, largely the banks. The bids submitted for the purchase of the American ‘greenback’ was estimated at $109.5 million, compared with $130.25 million two weeks ago (August 9th, 2022). From the results, it appears the high…
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