The Ghanaian cedi looks steady, thanks to gold and oil

RMB sub-Saharan Africa Economist Neville Mandimika says gold and oil prices have been on a tear - which has improved Ghana’s terms of trade and the currency by extension. He unpacks why the Ghanaian cedi is looking steady.

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