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Bank of Ghana expected to post GH¢15.6bn loss for 2025 financial year
Emma Ankrah••336 words · 2 min read
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The Bank of Ghana is expected to announce major financial shifts - but what could this mean for the average Ghanaian?
The Bank of Ghana is bracing for financial revelations in the upcoming year. Stakeholders are now considering the implications of these figures - and what they mean for the nation's financial future.
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