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Issue No: 494
Published: Dec. 10-16, 2012
 
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BREAKING NEWS
 
TOP HEADLINES
May 9-15, 2011 GNPC outlines blueprint for commercial gas business
May 16 -22, 2011 Ghana gets 1st Agricultural Insurance project
May 23-29, 2011 Universal banks begin further cuts in their base lending rates
May 23-29, 2011 Renewable Energy Bill in parliament
May 30 - June 5, 2011 High cost of raw materials tops challenges of businesses
May 30 - June 5, 2011 Producer price of goods, services goes up
May 30 - June 5, 2011 Bank of Ghana to issue 3year bond this week
May 30 - June 5, 2011 25 new bills for parliament
June 6-12, 2011 SIM card registration?20% of IDs used were fake, NCA reveals
June 6-12, 2011 WiMAX operations reserved for Ghanaians
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FEATURES
TIME TO PASS THIS TOBACCO CONTROL LAW?
Considering the presence of the Public Health Bill in parliament for close to six month, and evidence of some actual work having been done on it in preceding weeks, many were expecting parliament to take advantage of the occasion of the celebration of this year?s ?World No Tobacco Day? to finally pronounce the passage of the bill into law, but that did not happen.Full Report
Cedi Depreciation: Is Central Bank The Problem?
Sometime in 2010, I published an article in the Business & Financial Times on this subject. At the time, the cedi was reeling.Full Report
Ghana’s Mining Industry Versus Ghana’s New Fiscal Regime
Ghana’s mining industry will this week begin concerted lobbying against some aspects of the new fiscal regime government is imposing on it. TOMA IMIRHE examines the industry concerns.Full Report
A CALL FOR A PAN-AFRICAN BUSINESS FRONT
The African renaissance has not just begun, it is gathering irreversible momentum. In line with trends elsewhere around the world, African countries are embracing the key tried and tested concepts of: multi-party democracy, which gives everyone the chance for peaceful political expression and the majority the right to elect the rulers it wants...Full Report
Assessing the Completion of the Three-Year Stabilization Program, Supplementary Budget
Overall GDP growth is projected to slow down from 14.1% in 2011 to 8.5% in 2012, a sharp decline of 5.6% points, subsequently, CEPA projects that growth would rebound to 10.5% in 2013 and then fall back to 9.0% in 2014.Full Report
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FINANCIAL MARKETS
LAST WEEK
INFLATIONARY TRENDS
January 2013 8.8%
February 2013 10.0%
March 2013 10.4%
INTEREST RATES
91-day T.Bill (Nominal) 22.98%
182-day T.Bill (Nominal) 23.09%
1 Year Note (Nominal) 22.30%
2 Year Fxd Rate Note 22.40%
3 Year Fxd Rate Bond
BoG Policy Rate 15.00%
GHANA STOCK EXCHANGE
Last Week Change (0.97%)
Year To Date Change 13.77%
Volume Traded 4,288,356
Value Traded 9,386,392
Market Cap 57,776.46
CURRENCIES (INTERBANK)
US$/GH¢ 1.948
Pound/GH¢ 2.980
Euro/GH¢ 2.548
CFA/GH¢ 296.570
Rand/GH¢ 0.212
COMMODITIES
Gold $1,395/oz
Cocoa $2,333 /tonne
Crude Oil $99.65pb
Coffee $143.19
 
 
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