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Published: Dec. 10-16, 2012
 
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TOP HEADLINES
June 6-12, 2011 More banks reduce base lending rate
September12-18, 2011 SEC to champion municipal bonds
September12-18, 2011 Statistical Service software misses zeros in data collection
September12-18, 2011 19.53 million Mobile lines registered by July 2011
September12-18, 2011 Ahwoi proposes ?water fund?
September12-18, 2011 Ghana to go Terrestrial Broadcasting by December 2014
September12-18, 2011 SEC boss calls for laws to bind foreign coys
September12-18, 2011 Gov?t takes over Tema shipyard
September12-18, 2011 Mining section maintains leading position
September12-18, 2011 Ghana imports $1.72b crude oil in 7 months
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FEATURES
The Jonathan to Jonathan Transition
Nigeria's President: it would be a significant moment in more ways than one. On that day, Goodluck Jonathan will be taking the oath of office after an election in which he was the principal candidate, not a side-kick, the first time he would be winning an election as a front runner in his short but eventful political career. Full Report
Manufacturing Poor People
Even as the overall population of the world continues to increase, the increase in the number of poor people outstrips that growth. How is this possible? Full Report
Newmont charts Its Course To The Top Of Ghana's Mining Industry
Five years after commencing operations at its Ahafo mine, near Sunyani, Brong Ahafo Region's capital, Newmont Ghana is preparing to launch an expansion programme that could make it Ghana's biggest gold producer as early as 2013 and certainly by 2014.Full Report
Putting Ghana's Gas to Use
With production of gas from the Jubilee oilfield off Cape Three Points in the Western Region now rising gradually to the target level of 120,000 barrels per day (bpd) the attention of the Ghanaian government and state-owned its oil and gas company, the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation, GNPC, is now shifting to getting the utilization of the associated natural gas being produced, up and running.Full Report
Telecom promotions, Games of Chance, Lotto and the Law
For years telecom operators in Ghana have been organizing text and win promotions and nobody cared to question why some of them charge premium rates of up to 75Gp per text message for a chance to participate until recently when the National Lotteries Authority decided to use Airtel and Tigo as scapegoats to secure a court precedent.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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