submitted about 1 year ago by afia3
- Kennedy Agyapong, a businessman and former Member of Parliament, believes that the recent strengthening of the Ghanaian cedi is not due to government actions but rather global factors like the U.S. trade war.
- He explained that the decrease in demand for the dollar, influenced by Donald Trump's policies and global market shifts, is the main reason behind the cedi's current situation, cautioning against attributing the changes to local political parties.
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