As the measures outlined by the government to resuscitate the local economy begins to kick in, the Cedi showed signs of responsiveness as it recorded its first week-on-week gain in
Treasury Rates [April 4, 2022]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 14.8455% 182 – Day Bill 15.4597% Expectations of higher inflationary figures continue to drive the rates on the government’s short-term securities as investors
MARKET UPDATE REPORT [MARCH, 2022]
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Currency News [March 28, 2022]
After a slew of fiscal measures aimed at getting the Ghanaian economy on track was announced by the Finance Minister, the Cedi responded positively on the Bank of Ghana’s (BoG)
Treasury Rates [March 28, 2022]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 14.1435% 182 – Day Bill 14.5125% 364 – Day Bill 17.1051% Following the recent hike in the monetary policy rate by 250 basis
Currency News [March 21, 2022]
Measures to cool off the sharp decline in the value of the Cedi and to restore confidence in the Ghanaian economy began with a monetary policy rate hike by 250
Treasury Rates [March 21, 2022]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 13.4152% 182 – Day Bill 13.6095% Ahead of the announcement of the policy rate later in the day where it is widely anticipated
Currency News [March 14, 2022]
As speculative activities rage on following tight forex liquidity, the Ghana Cedi remained pressured as it slid further this week to build on previous weeks’ losses against some of its