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The Ghana cedi is expected to recoup some losses against the dollar in the coming months, Fitch Solutions has revealed. According to the London-based firm, this is due to improved investor sentiment, higher dollar inflows, and easing external conditions, In an article dubbed “Sub-Saharan Africa currency round-up: greater stability ahead in second half of 2024”, it said external conditions would offer more support to Sub-Saharan African currencies in the coming quarters. “We expect the Ghanaian cedi to fare better in the second-half of 2024. In the year to date, the cedi has lost 19.2 percent of its value against the…