The Middle East flare-up would have wrecked Ghana back in 2022, but barely dents it now.
Past crises would sting way harder
Past crises would sting way harder
- Franklin Cudjoe points to brutal 2022 conditions.
- Inflation hit fifty-four percent then.
- Lending rates sat at thirty-five percent.
- Cedi got crushed and junk status hit.
- Improved fundamentals shield the economy now.
- No junk rating or total market exile anymore.
- Devastating war fails to knock Ghana flat.
- External shocks land much more softly this time.
- Sustained stability demands constant guard.
- Prolonged fighting still threatens recovery.
- Quick peace is wished for hard.
- Vigilance keeps future risks in check.