Treasury Bills

By Adnan Adams Mohammed   In a worrying development for national fiscal management, the government’s latest Treasury bill auction recorded a massive 20.2% undersubscription, resulting in a staggering GH¢1.07 billion …

By Toma Imirhe Even ahead of last week’s decision by the Bank of Ghana’s Monetary Policy Committee not to cut the benchmark Monetary Policy Rate any further from the 14% …

“From Survival to Expansion: Businesses Finally Breathe Again” Ghana’s economy may be teaching one of the harshest lessons in modern finance: A bigger loss does not always produce a bigger …

By Toma Imirhe Early signals are emerging of a gradual but notable rebalancing of investment portfolios within Ghana’s fixed income market, as some institutional and high-net-worth investors begin to shift …

By Adnan Adams Mohammed Ghana’s financial landscape is undergoing a radical transformation as the Ghana Reference Rate (GRR) plummeted to a historic low of 10.06% as at last week. The …

By Adnan Adams Mohammed The latest Monetary Policy Report from the Bank of Ghana (BoG) paints a stark picture of a shifting financial landscape. For years, the public sector was …

In what is being hailed as one of the most significant economic recoveries in the nation’s history, the Government of Ghana has announced a sweeping macroeconomic turnaround for the 2025 …

The market capitalization on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) rose by 54.50% from GH¢111.35 billion at the end of 2024 to GH¢172 billion by the close of December 2025. According …

Treasury bills continued to face weak demand as last fortnight’s primary auction recorded another shortfall in subscription. Data from the auction show investors tendered a total of GH¢3.5 billion across …

Ghana’s inflation has taken a sharp nosedive in the past two months, falling from 21.2 % in April to 13.7 % in June, after recording 18.4 % in May. Based …