Nigerians have taken to social media to react to the current performance of the Ghanian Cedis as the world’s best currency performer against the dollar this week.

The ranking of the Ghanian cedis comes amid optimism that the debt-distressed country is moving closer to unlocking an International Monetary Fund bailout.

The cedi has rallied 10% in the past five days, the biggest advance among about 150 currencies tracked by Bloomberg.
This year, Ghana’s exchange rate had lost half its value and occupied the bottom of the charts.
The gains came even as the West African nation put its local-currency sovereign bonds in what Fitch Ratings described as a “default-like process,” The holders of its dollar bonds braced for capital losses. The restructuring is needed to put Ghana’s debt on a sustainable path and secure a $3 billion IMF loan.

The currency was the cheapest in Africa, more than 30% undervalued versus its 25-year history last week, so some rebound after the huge fall recently isn’t that surprising,” said Charles Robertson, the chief global economist at Renaissance Capital Ltd. in London. “Also we have the IMF in town, which should pave the way for dollar support.”

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Ghana is the real deal presently at least they are trying to move forward.... before Nigeria was moving forward at a point they stopped and started going backward.. I think is better to be stagnant at a point than to be moving backwards..its like taking us back to the stone age.

Ghana has a proactive leadership. Not this one we have here

ghanaians recognize their problem and put in effort to solve it...... Nigerians (, POLITICANS) would recognize the nation's problem and put in effort to make profit from the problem...as seen in our electricity issue,they will start generator importation business... petrol issue,they start importation of Petrol business...this country sha.