This resulted in a trade surplus of GH¢44.7 billion, according to the latest Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) Trade Report.
The report noted that key commodities such as gold, petroleum, and cocoa collectively accounted for 78.2% of total export revenue.
Specifically, gold bullion emerged as Ghana’s top export, generating an impressive GH¢162.99 billion and contributing 55.3% of total exports.
The strong performance of the export sector underscores the resilience of Ghana’s commodities market and its continued reliance on gold, crude oil, and cocoa as primary revenue drivers.
Meanwhile, with a trade surplus of GH¢44.7 billion, economic analysts remain optimistic about the sector’s growth and prospects citing stable global demand for these key commodities as a positive indicator of sustained growth.
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Source: www.ghanaweb.com
