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Lawrence Segbefia••383 words · 2 min read Why a policy rate cut may not mean cheaper loans - the central bank explains the hidden factors at play.
The Bank of Ghana is cautioning that policy rate changes do not automatically lower lending rates, emphasizing the role of transmission mechanisms.
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