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The Cedi is making big moves! With the IMF raising Ghana's 2025 growth forecast to 4%  and a stronger Cedi triggering an immediate drop in fuel prices, the economy is showing impressive resilience. Key financial decisions, from the Bank of Ghana’s move to regulate the digital lending space to new perspectives on property investment, are setting the stage for the future. Let's break down the latest numbers and news shaping Ghana's economic landscape. Market Stability: T-Bills

The Market Snapshot The price of GHACEM  cement, grade 42.5R is currently ₵ 115 , holding the same price as October 2024. There has also been an impactful decrease in the price of Mild Steel Iron Rods  (8mm) to ₵5,700  per ton, down from ₵7,000  earlier this year. This significant drop should bring relief to the construction sector , potentially lowering the cost of building homes and infrastructure. The Bank of Ghana (BOG) Interbank Selling Rate pegs the dollar at GH\c11.91

The Ghanaian Cedi is showing significant strength, with year-on-year appreciation against major international currencies, notably an over 23% gain against the Dollar . This positive momentum is reinforced by Ghana's major economic victory: passing the fifth IMF review, which unlocks a crucial $385 million  fund. Simultaneously, a compelling Solar Cold-chain-as-a-service  opportunity addresses the nation's post-harvest loss crisis. Let's break down the latest numbers and news