Member of Parliament for Okaikwei Central, Patrick Boamah, has called on the Bank of Ghana to suspend its continuous foreign exchange injections, arguing that the economy must be allowed to adjust naturally to reflect the true cost of living. Mr Boamah raised concerns about the amount of money being used to stabilise the cedi, questioning the long term impact of such interventions on national development. He pointed out that government has spent about 10 billion dollars to support the currency, describing the figure as excessive. According to him, allowing the economy to run on its own could have saved the country significant funds that could be used for development projects. Mr Boamah maintained that allowing the economy to run on its own would provide a clearer picture of Ghana’s economic health and help policymakers take more realistic decisions.