BoG injects $2.01bn into forex market in June
The Bank of Ghana injected $2.01 billion into the foreign exchange market in June 2026 to stabilize the cedi. This intervention, combined with reduced demand and lower energy costs, helped the local currency achieve its first monthly gain of the year.
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Central bank interventions are critical for managing inflation and currency volatility in emerging markets, directly impacting the cost of living and business operations.
Bank of Ghana (BoG) injected $2.01 billion into the foreign exchange market in June 2026 to meet rising demand and support the stability of the cedi.
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