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Could the Middle East crisis unravel Ghana's fragile food inflation anchor and trigger a new economic shock?

Ghana's economic managers are using the USD/GHS exchange rate to stabilize prices amid the Middle East crisis.

Amidst global tensions, one party official is calling on the government to insulate Ghana's economy- how can it be done?

Solomon Owusu, Director of Communication for the United Party, addressed the potential economic effects of the US-Israel-Iran conflict on Ghana. He urges the government to protect the economy from external shocks- but what creative options does he suggest?

With rising global tensions, what creative options can Ghana explore to stabilise its economy?

Solomon Owusu, Director of Communication for the United Party, addressed Ghana's economic vulnerabilities amid global conflicts- urging proactive measures. He suggests Ghana must harness its resources and diversify its economy to withstand external shocks.

President Mahama calls for divine intervention amid rising tensions - what could this mean for global stability?

President Mahama addressed the escalating conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran during a meeting with the National Chief Imam. The President emphasized the global consequences of the hostilities- urging prayers for peace and calm.

A potential suspension of fuel taxes is on the table - but what will be the true cost?

Ghana's government is considering suspending certain taxes and levies on petroleum products - a move intended to ease the burden on consumers amid rising crude prices. The potential impact on government revenue and the stability of Ghana's energy sector remains a key consideration.