- Cedi weakened 1.85% against dollar over two weeks.
- GoldBod and central bank FX supply could limit further losses.
ACCRA, GHANA — Ghana’s cedi is weakening again as import demand, oil costs and year-end inventory purchases increase pressure on the foreign-exchange market.
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