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Ernest Arhinful••396 words · 2 min read Ghana's foreign-exchange buffer is shrinking - what does this mean for the cedi and the central bank's next move?
Ghana's gross international reserves have fallen to about US$11.1 billion, reducing import cover to 4.2 months.
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