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Economy / Ghana

Equity: Promising Sectors In Focus

May 2008 | Market Strategy

BMI View: We are broadly upbeat on Ghanaian equities, expecting medium-term gains. Ongoing macroeconomic trends augur particularly well for stocks offering exposure to banking, consumer-driven sectors, services and select commodities.

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