Browsing: Treasury Bills

By Toma Imirhe Even ahead of last week’s decision by the Bank of Ghana’s Monetary Policy Committee not to cut…

“From Survival to Expansion: Businesses Finally Breathe Again” Ghana’s economy may be teaching one of the harshest lessons in modern…

By Toma Imirhe Early signals are emerging of a gradual but notable rebalancing of investment portfolios within Ghana’s fixed income…

By Adnan Adams Mohammed Ghana’s financial landscape is undergoing a radical transformation as the Ghana Reference Rate (GRR) plummeted to…

By Adnan Adams Mohammed The latest Monetary Policy Report from the Bank of Ghana (BoG) paints a stark picture of…

In what is being hailed as one of the most significant economic recoveries in the nation’s history, the Government of…

The market capitalization on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) rose by 54.50% from GH¢111.35 billion at the end of 2024…

Treasury bills continued to face weak demand as last fortnight’s primary auction recorded another shortfall in subscription. Data from the…

Ghana’s inflation has taken a sharp nosedive in the past two months, falling from 21.2 % in April to 13.7…

This means that government is openly calling the bluff of investors who are gradually pulling back from buying treasury bills that offer interest rates that are between 450 and 700 basis points below year on year consumer price inflation.