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Ghana Made $1.9 Billion Loss on Gold Purchases in 2025, IMF Says

Ghana’s central bank incurred losses of 22 billion cedis ($1.9 billion) in 2025 under a domestic gold purchase program aimed at boosting the country’s foreign-exchange reserves.

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Ghana Made $1.9 Billion Loss on Gold Purchases in 2025, IMF Says
Ghana’s central bank incurred losses of 22 billion cedis ($1.9 billion) in 2025 under a domestic gold purchase program aimed at boosting the country’s foreign-exchange reserves.
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