AfDB President: US tariffs will send shock waves through African economies, local currencies will weaken

April 14, 2025

2 min read

Share This Post

Follow Us

AfDB President: US tariffs will send shock waves through African economies, local currencies will weaken

You May Also Like

+

Sustainable Banking Principles: 2nd Dep. Governor provides overview of BoG’s sustainability journey

+

Bank of Ghana to hold 125th MPC press briefing on July 30

+

‘Cedi no Apicki but Abochi get the dollar’ – Minority hits back on Cedi appreciation claim

+

We’re witnessing growing scarcity of foreign exchange under this gov’t – Minority

+

Oppong Nkrumah commends govt for continuing with Gold Purchase Programme

TAGS:AfDB US

Sign up to The Daily Briefing

Stay informed with the most relevant stories shaping Ghana and the world, every morning and evening.

By signing up, you agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy.

Share This Post

Follow Us

Laud Nartey is a current affair editor with the MG News team at Media General, serving TV3 Ghana, 3News, Onua TV and more platforms.

Up Next

Bank of Ghana signals tight supervision as banks’ non performing loan ratio remains high

Bank of Ghana signals tight supervision as banks’ non performing loan ratio remains high

Finance Minister emphasizes the need to reform how PPPs are designed and executed in Ghana

Finance Minister emphasizes the need to reform how PPPs are designed and executed in Ghana

Finance Minister chairs new 13-member Public-Private Partnership Working Committee

Finance Minister chairs new 13-member Public-Private Partnership Working Committee

Trade tensions and elevated global borrowing costs continue to present downside risks – Asiama

Trade tensions and elevated global borrowing costs continue to present downside risks – Asiama

Banks’ non-performing loan ratio remains high – BoG Governor

Banks’ non-performing loan ratio remains high – BoG Governor

Banking sector remains stable, with improvements in liquidity, profitability – Asiama

Banking sector remains stable, with improvements in liquidity, profitability – Asiama

Potential impact of some taxes in the mid year budget is a risk – Governor Asiama tells MPC

Potential impact of some taxes in the mid year budget is a risk – Governor Asiama tells MPC

Government told to watch out for wage and salary pressures

Government told to watch out for wage and salary pressures

Comments (0)

Share your thoughts on this story. Comments are moderated.

Please sign in to leave a comment.

Loading comments...

By commenting, you agree to our community guidelines. Comments are moderated and may not appear immediately.