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IES: Cedi depreciation may neutralize gains from fall in petrol, LPG prices

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IES: Cedi depreciation may neutralize gains from fall in petrol, LPG prices

Energy Think Tank, the Institute for Energy Security (IES), is of the view that, the depreciation of the cedi may neutralize gains from the expected fall in prices of petrol and Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG).

Per the Think Tank, even though the prices of petrol and LPG also dipped on the international market, the 3.58% depreciation of the cedi may thwart any expected fall in the price of the two product at the local pumps.

It said consumers may rather be forced to buy petrol and LPG at a higher value over the current prices for the rest of September 2022, on account of the cedi fall against the greenback.

“With the fall in the international price of diesel and petrol by 10.96% and 0.54% respectively, the IE projects a marginal reduction in the current price of diesel at the local pump, due to the significant decline in the value of the local currency against the US dollar,” it said.

Again, data monitored by the IES Economic Desk from the foreign exchange market points to a marginal depreciation of the cedi against the US dollar. The Ghana cedi depreciated by a significant 3.58% from the previous rate of GHS 9.75 to the current rate of GHS 10.10 to the US dollar.

In the last pricing window, Brent crude prices decreased due to economic data from the United States and China.

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