Introduction Ghana, a nation pulsating with economic ambition, has long grappled with the volatility of its currency, the Cedi.
This dance of fluctuating exchange rates, while a global phenomenon, has taken on a particularly acute form in Ghana, casting a shadow over the nation's economic aspirations.
The Cedi's rollercoaster ride, characterized by periods of sharp depreciation, has become a recurring theme, threatening to derail progress towards sustainable growth and development.
The consequences of this instability are far-reaching.