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  1. Potential agreements in the Middle East are driving optimism regarding gold prices, affecting Ghana's major export earner.

The Middle East conflict is affecting global market trajectory, prompting Ghana's Bank of Ghana to manage currency volatility using gold revenue.

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The Middle East conflict is affecting global market trajectory, prompting Ghana's Bank of Ghana to manage currency volatility using gold revenue.

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  1. The Ghanaian cedi is underperforming compared to the South African rand amid escalating conflict-driven exchange rate pressures.Sub-event
  2. The Bank of Ghana maintains its policy rate to guide inflation amid rising geopolitical tensions.Sub-event
  3. Gold price swings linked to Middle East conflict affect Ghana's export earnings and currency management.1 source

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