The Ghana Cedi began the week posting mixed results against its three major trading partner currencies in response to an exercise by the central bank to clamp down on unlicensed
Treasury Rates [September 26, 2022]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 30.1800% 182 – Day Bill 31.3414% Short-term Government of Ghana Treasury bills rates were up this week, building on the previous week’s gains
Currency News [September 19, 2022]
The Cedi came under heavy pressure on the Bank of Ghana’s (BoG) inter-bank trading platform ahead of a slew of central bank meetings this week which is expected to see
Treasury Rates [September 19, 2022]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 29.9067% 182 – Day Bill 31.1440% 364 – Day Bill 30.4730% The yields on the government’s short-term securities edged up this week
Inflation Worsen Further to a 21-Year High
Inflation in August worsened to a more than 20-year high as ongoing monetary policies adopted by the central bank fails to tame stubbornly high inflation numbers. The inflation rate rose
Currency News [September 12, 2022]
The Ghana Cedi opened weaker at the week’s open against its three major trading partner currencies after hosting a brief rally against the Dollar, the Pound, and the Euro on
Treasury Rates [September 12, 2022]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 29.4838% 182 – Day Bill 31.0530% Ahead of the release of inflation numbers for August, short-term Government of Ghana Treasury bill rates stayed
Currency News [September 05, 2022]
The Ghana Cedi began the week paring some of its losses against its three major trading partner currencies on the back of news pointing to improving forex liquidity. The Cedi