Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 35.1966% 182 – Day Bill 35.9885% Short-term Treasury bills rates were up this week, building on levels seen the previous week as the
Currency News [November 14, 2022]
The Cedi this week fell across the board against its three major trading partner currencies resuming its freefall after brief stability against the three. Renewed pressures on the local unit,
Treasury Rates [November 14, 2022]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 34.3945% 182 – Day Bill 35.4992% 364 – Day Bill 35.0768% Treasury yields this week went further up from previous week’s levels in
Inflationary Outlook Continues to Worsen
Ghana’s inflation outlook worsened further with no end in sight after the inflation rate began the last quarter of the year climbing to its highest since March 2001. The annual
Currency News [November 7, 2022]
Recent actions embarked upon by Ghana’s central bank continued to sustain the local currency as the Ghanaian Cedi opened the week mixed against its three major trading partner currencies on
Treasury Rates [November 7, 2022]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 33.3407% 182 – Day Bill 34.8511% 364 – Day Bill 34.7980% The yields on the government’s short-term papers continued their upward trajectory this
Market Update Report [October, 2022]
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Currency News [October 31, 2022]
The ongoing rapid and sharp fall in the value of the Ghanaian Cedi against its major trading partner currencies took a much calmer tone as the Cedi opened the week