The export trade of Ghana this year has driven to an amount of $7.5 billion in a span of 7 months this year because of trade on cocoa, crude oil and gold in the international market. The figures above posted by Bank of Ghana shows that the country’s merchandise exports increased by $2.9 billion representing a growth of 62.3% within the period from January to July 2011. Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Mr. Kwesi Amissah-Arthur told reporters during a press conference in Accra last September 1 that the gold, cocoa beans and crude oil drove the export growth of Ghana.
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