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Falling reserves force changes to Ghana’s gold and forex arrangements – IMF

Falling foreign exchange reserves have prompted Ghana to shift forex intermediation from the Bank of Ghana to GoldBod and require large-scale miners to sell more gold.

Falling reserves force changes to Ghana’s gold and forex arrangements – IMF

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