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Top Story: Ghana union of traders association to resist any effort of speaker parliament to exempt nigerian traders from 1 million dollar minimum capital requirement under the GIPC act.

Top story: An Economist, Prof Peter Quartey has called for the management of expectations about price increments in goods and services in the country. He indicated market players may take advantage of the situation to hoard products if expectations of citizens’ are continually raised.

Top Story: Cedis post marginal stability against dollar after week of continuous depreciation.

Top Story: illegal activities on Gulf of Guinea is a legal threat to Ghana's security.

Top Story: Ghana’s economy recovered strongly during the second quarter of this year and is expected to continue for the remaining quarters of the year, despite the presence of covid-19.

Top Story: The higher rate of inflation recorded for foodstuffs and transportation pushed inflation for the month of June marginally up by 0.3% to 7.8%.

Top Story: World bank signs agreement with government to release at least 200 million dollar additional fund to support fight against COVID-19.

Top Story: You should not expect any policy in the upcoming mid year review budget -Economist Lord Mensah

Top Story: Ghana revenue authority uncalls to raising 60 billion cedis as tax revenue has it holds training workshop for judges to aid in prosecution of tax cases at the law court.

Top Story: BOG opens 18M euro 65 bed capacity hospital to public but hospital said to be under private management.