GoldBod sold US$1bn to banks in October, targets US$1.2bn in November

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The Ghana Gold Board says it sold US$1.011 billion of foreign currency to commercial banks in October, all of the currency it earned that month from small-scale gold trade.

It plans to supply US$1.2 billion in November. The Bank of Ghana’s mid-rate stood at GH¢11.70 per dollar on 10 November.

Compiled by Sweet Melodies FM from reporting by The Rio Times. Read the original report.

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