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Tread cautiously about financial hedging – US-based Associate Professor to BoG

It is too early to say cedi stability is sustainable, wait till IMF programme is over – US-based Associate Professor

Cedi’s woes due to diminishing expectations of investors concern about Ghana’s competitiveness – Prof. Peprah

External debt exchange: Ghana’s Eurobond debt to reduce drastically to between $7bn and $9bn if – Prof. Peprah

Lobby external creditors to accept a significant haircut to reduce Ghana’s debt – Expert

High inflation in Ghana, other nations due to strong dollar – US-based Associate Finance Professor

Inflation will get worse before getting better – US-based Associate Finance Professor

Africa has capacity to establish credit rating agency – Prof. Peprah

IMF bailout will not lead to swift economic recovery – US-based Associate Professor

We must have empathy; seek funding from T-bills market to settle Pensioner Bondholders – US based Associate Professor

T-bill rates do not match current economic conditions – US-based Professor of Finance

BoG must be blamed for high inflation – Professor Williams Peprah

70% achievement of DDEP good; my analysis shows government met 78% of target – US-based Associate Professor

Debt level is troubling; government must cut expenditure – Prof. Peprah

The Story of Ghana in an Abstract: Before IMF Bailout Request in 2022

External debt repayment suspension: we must be careful not to lose recent cedi gains – Prof. Peprah

Moody’s downgrade is a signal that investors must exercise patience – Prof. Peprah

Seek out vulture investors now – Prof. Peprah to Ofori-Atta

Defer interest payments and pay principals – Prof. Peprah

Ghana’s only hope to stop cedi depreciation rests with IMF – US-based Professor of Finance

Significantly slowdown expenditure to avoid worsening financial position – Associate Professor to government

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