Per the Bank of Ghana rate on Wednesday, February 5, the Cedi buys at 15.3723 to a dollar while selling at 15.3877.
This represents a marginal increment from the rate recorded on Tuesday, February 4.
This comes at a time when President John Dramani Mahama told Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson that Ghanaians expect him to stabilise the Cedi and bring down inflation.
Mr Mahama also told him that the people expect him to ensure that the public national debt is brought to sustainable levels.
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Speaking after swearing his minister into office at the seat of government in Accra on Wednesday, January 22, Mr Mahama said “To you Dr Ato Forson, Ghanaians expect you to reduce inflation, make life more comfortable.
“They expect you to bring the national public debt to sustainable levels, they are looking to you to stabilise our currency and to bring down inflation.”
