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  1. Ghana's economy is facing increased costs for crude oil imports while operating under a managed float regime.

The Bank of Ghana is facing pressure as it monitors the cedi's weakening while the National Petroleum Authority manages price builds for refined fuel imports.

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The Bank of Ghana is facing pressure as it monitors the cedi's weakening while the National Petroleum Authority manages price builds for refined fuel imports.

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  1. BoG interventions successfully improved forex access for importers.1 source
  2. BoG reports cedi weakening as NPA manages price builds for refined fuel imports.1 source

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