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
Treasury Rates [October 31, 2022]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 32.7044% 182 – Day Bill 34.2626% 364 – Day Bill 33.3568% Treasury yields were up again this week on the back of
Currency News [October 24, 2022]
The Cedi submerged to fresh record lows against its three major trading partner currencies at the week’s open after sustaining huge losses last week on both the Bank of Ghana
Treasury Rates [October 24, 2022]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 32.1554% 182 – Day Bill 33.0785% Short-term Government of Ghana Treasury yields were up this week on expectations of higher inflation numbers after
Currency News [October 17, 2022]
Cedi weakness worsened further at the week’s open as the local economy continued to grapple with hyperinflation, revenue underperformance, and offshore disinvestment of domestic assets among others. The Cedi opened
Treasury Rates [October 17, 2022]
The yields on the government’s short-term Treasury bills were up this week from the previous week’s levels in line with the recent inflation print. The inflation rate firmed up at