In a week that saw Ghanaian authorities return to the domestic bond market to raise funds from both resident and non-resident investors, the Cedi continued to face severe headwinds, extending
Weekly Currency News Report – Week 32 [August 10 2026]
A steady and sustained pressure on the local currency continued into the second week of August, as the Cedi began the week nursing losses across the board against its three
Weekly Currency News Report – Week 29 [July 20 2026]
Ahead of two key events due later this week, where currency watchers will be on the lookout for the posture of the fiscal and monetary authorities to the local currency’s
Weekly Currency News Report – Week 28 [July 13 2026]
Ahead of next week’s presentation of the mid-year budget review to Ghana’s parliament, where the government will be expected to clearly communicate its stance on the Cedi’s performance in the
Weekly Currency News Report – Week 19 [May 11 2025]
The Ghanaian Cedi, alongside some other emerging market currencies, continued to face headwinds stemming from the ongoing Middle East crisis, as global financial markets struggled to find a clear direction
Weekly Currency News Report – Week 18 [May 4 2026]
The Cedi extended its weekly losing streak across the board against its three major trading partner currencies for the fifth consecutive week, as pressures continue to mount on emerging market
Weekly Currency News Report – Week 16 [April 20 2026]
The Cedi fell across the board for the third consecutive time against its three major trading partner currencies on both the Bank of Ghana (BoG) inter-bank trading platform and the
Weekly Currency News Report – Week 05 [February 2, 2026]
The renewed pressures on the Cedi continued for the fourth straight week, as the Cedi opened this week with losses across the board against its three major trading partner currencies
Weekly Currency News Report – Week 04 [January 26, 2026]
Ahead of the announcement of the monetary policy rate later in the week, where market watchers are bracing themselves for yet another policy rate cut, the Ghanaian Cedi remained subdued
Currency News Report – Week 50 [December 15, 2025]
The Cedi looked set to end the year, trimming down a significant portion of its massive gains achieved in the course of the year, as the seasonal demand for forex
Currency News Report – Week 49 [December 8, 2025]
The Cedi this week failed to post a comeback against its three major trading partner currencies on both the Bank of Ghana (BoG) inter-bank trading platform and the Open Forex
Currency News Report – Week 48 [December 1, 2025]
The Ghanaian Cedi started the last month of the year on a weak note, continuing its recent decline as rising demand for foreign exchange trimmed down the local currency’s gains.