Ghana may see an increase in fuel prices due to global conflicts.
These tensions could also add to the cost of goods, causing inflation.
This situation might occur even if Ghana's currency, the cedi, remains stable.
A Member of Parliament shared his concerns on a morning television show.
He explained that fighting involving major world powers can affect oil supplies.
Disruptions to oil markets often lead to higher prices for everyone, including Ghana.
Consumers in Ghana could feel the impact at the pump and in their daily spending.
The exact effect will depend on how the global situation develops.
