The inflation rate slowed for the third consecutive time as the Ghanaian economy recovers gradually from the strong pickup in economic activities in the last month of last year, as
Market Update Report [March 2025]
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Currency News [April 2, 2025]
In a rare turn of events, the Cedi posted diverging results as it lost footing at the week’s start, failing to build on the previous week’s gains against its three
Treasury Rates [March 31, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 15.7108% 182 – Day Bill 16.7330% 364 – Day Bill 18.8449% Treasury bill rates continued their questionable downward trend this week, despite the
Currency News [March 24, 2025]
The Cedi came in strong at this week’s opening as it pared some of its recent losses against its three major trading partner currencies. On the Bank of Ghana (BoG)
Treasury Rates [March 24, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 15.7353% 182 – Day Bill 16.9265% 364 – Day Bill 18.8496% Treasury bill rates ticked lower this week, albeit at a much slower
Currency News [March 17, 2025]
The Cedi was unresponsive to the recently read budget statement despite the government announcing some measures it intends to adopt in the year and beyond to stabilize the struggling local
Treasury Rates [March 17, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 15.8624% 182 – Day Bill 16.9287% 364 – Day Bill 18.9653% The disparity between a sticky downward inflationary path and the sharp decline