cedis
West African currency
Cedis is the plural of cedi, the basic monetary unit of Ghana.
The cedi is divided into one hundred pesewas.
The exchange rate was about fifteen cedis to the dollar.
Sustained price level increase
- purchasing powerEconomic spending ability
- monetary policyCentral bank economic controls
- fiscal policyState spending and taxation
- GDPNational output abbreviation
budget · deficit · growth · stability · devaluation · redenomination · central bank · interest rate
Ghana's chief city
- GhanaianFrom Accra's nation
- legal tenderOfficially recognized payment medium
- AshantiAkan people of Ghana
- Gold CoastFormer British West African colony
Brief written records
- coinsMetal money units
- denominationsNamed values or faiths
- polymerLarge repeated-unit molecule
- cashReady spending funds
circulation · wallet · ATM · withdrawal · deposit · banknotes · paper money · serial number
Currency trading market
- conversionAct of changing states
- rateMeasured speed or charge
- bureauOffice or furniture chest
- moneychangerCurrency exchange dealer
dollar · euro · pound · naira · rand · appreciation · depreciation · parity
inflation
Sustained price level increase
- purchasing powerEconomic spending ability
- monetary policyCentral bank economic controls
- fiscal policyState spending and taxation
GDP · budget · deficit · growth · stability · devaluation · redenomination · central bank · interest rate · economic development
Accra
Ghana's chief city
- GhanaianFrom Accra's nation
- legal tenderOfficially recognized payment medium
- AshantiAkan people of Ghana
notes
Brief written records
- coinsMetal money units
- denominationsNamed values or faiths
- polymerLarge repeated-unit molecule
cash · circulation · wallet · ATM · withdrawal · deposit · banknotes · paper money · serial number · watermark
forex
Currency trading market
- conversionAct of changing states
- rateMeasured speed or charge
- bureauOffice or furniture chest
moneychanger · dollar · euro · pound · naira · rand · appreciation · depreciation · parity · remittance