The Middle East crisis has significantly affected global fuel and other import prices. Between March and September this year, headline inflation increased by two percentage points, while aggregate food inflation rose by 1.7 percentage points. These figures suggest that the managers of the Ghanaian economy are on the right path toward price stabilisation. Indeed, the […]
The Middle East crisis has significantly affected global fuel and other import prices. Between March and September this year, headline inflation increased by two percentage points, while aggregate food inflation rose by 1.7 percentage points. These figures suggest that the managers of the Ghanaian economy are on the right path toward price stabilisation. Indeed, the […]
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