According to PANews, Ghana is developing a strategy to hedge the prices of its gold exports. This initiative aims to safeguard the export revenues that contribute to the growth of the central bank's foreign exchange reserves from future price fluctuations.
Johnson Asiama, the Governor of the Bank of Ghana, revealed that the country is finalizing a regulatory framework for cryptocurrency trading. This framework intends to bring exchanges and other digital asset platforms under formal regulation. Asiama emphasized the significant impact of cryptocurrencies in Ghana, stating, "In fact, cryptocurrencies have a substantial influence in Ghana. We can choose to ignore it, but the reality is that it is making an impact."
The proposed regulation will enable the central bank to incorporate virtual currencies into its anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism financing rules. Additionally, it aims to ensure that digital innovation supports rather than disrupts foreign exchange controls and monetary stability.