Ghana has allocated 5 billion cedis, or $429 million, to finance gold purchases aimed at boosting foreign-exchange reserves after moving the program from the central bank to the government, according to Bloomberg.
The shift could increase fiscal risks, Bloomberg reported.
Ghana Sets Aside $429 Million for Gold Purchases
2026-07-28 14:54:47
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