After several weeks of undergoing an intense rollercoaster ride against its three major trading partner currencies, the Cedi at the start of this week exhibited some bit of restraint in
Treasury Rates [June 9, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 14.7922% 182 – Day Bill 15.4590% 364 – Day Bill 15.7991% Treasury bill rates extended their downward streak this week as the latest
Inflation on Course to Inch Closer to the Medium-Term Target
The ongoing gains being witnessed in some key macroeconomic variables trickled down to impact the consumer price index as the headline inflation rate for May saw its sharpest decline since
Currency News [June 2, 2025]
The Ghanaian Cedi opened the week stronger against its three major trading partner currencies as it maintained its record run against the Dollar, the Pound, and the Euro on both
Treasury Rates [June 2, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 14.7949% 182 – Day Bill 15.4855% 364 – Day Bill 15.9128% Ahead of the announcement of consumer price statistics for the month of
Currency News [May 26, 2025]
The Cedi maintained its roller-coaster ride against its three major trading partner currencies, extending its weekly gains by a bigger margin this week compared to the previous weeks, with no
Treasury Rates [May 26, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 14.9287% 182 – Day Bill 15.5515% 364 – Day Bill 16.0012% Ahead of the announcement of the monetary policy rate, where the market
Currency News [May 19, 2025]
The Ghanaian Cedi maintained its steady appreciation against its three major trading partner currencies on both the Bank of Ghana (BoG) inter-bank trading platform and the Open Forex Market (oanda.com)