Security Interest Rates 91–Day Bill 24.1610% 182 – Day Bill 26.5564% 364–Day Bill 27.5442% In line with efforts by the government to achieve debt sustainability, the government has been able
Government Rejects Overpriced Treasury Bids
The market’s expectation of the government returning to the domestic money market to mobilize GHS 2,776.00 million from 91-day, 182-day, and 364-day bills at last Friday’s Treasury auction did not
Market Update Report [February, 2023]
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Currency News [February 27, 2023]
The Cedi opened the week pressured against its three major trading partner currencies as Ghana’s quest to engage some of its external creditors for a probable restructuring of its bilateral
Treasury Rates [February 27, 2023]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 35.5493% 182 – Day Bill 35.5598% 364 – Day Bill 34.2136% Growing expectations of slowing down inflation numbers continued to drag Treasury rates
Currency News [February 20, 2023]
The Ghanaian Cedi after a brief reprieve, opened the week pressured despite assurances given by the finance minister last week in an address to Ghana’s parliament that the conclusion of
Treasury Rates [February 20, 2023]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 35.6672% 182 – Day Bill 35.7176% In line with the recent dip in the year-on-year inflation figure, the yields on the government’s short-term
Inflation in 2023; Light at the End of the Tunnel?
In line with recent global trends, the year-on-year (y-o-y) inflation rate recorded its first decline after months of increases fueled by a troubled Cedi, hikes in the prices of consumer