The Ghana Cedi failed to build on previous week’s resilient performance as it lost traction this week against its three major trading partner currencies. The Cedi at the start of
Treasury Rates for October 26th 2020
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 14.0552% 182 – Day Bill 14.1177% Short-term Government of Ghana Treasury bill rates rose this week to recover from previous week’s decline as
Currency News for October 19th 2020
The Ghanaian Cedi at the start of the week posted a mixed performance against its three major trading partner currencies on the Bank of Ghana (BoG) inter-bank trading platform. The
Treasury Rates for October 19th 2020
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 14.0383 % 182 – Day Bill 14.0851 % 364 – Day Bill 16.9974 % 5 – Year Fixed Rate Bond 19.8500 % The
Third Quarter [2020] Economic Data Review
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic was felt on the local economy as quarter 2 Gross Domestic Product (GDP) figures showed that the Ghanaian economy contracted for the first time
Inflation Rate Dips Further to 10.4% in September
Consumer prices inched further downwards and remained on course to touch pre-COVID levels buoyed by declines in the prices of some food items. Data released by the Ghana Statistical Service
Currency News for October 12th 2020
Offshore investors’ participation in the Government’s recent 2-year and 3-year fixed-rate assets failed to calm demand pressures for forex at the expense of the local currency as the Ghana Cedi
Treasury Rates for October 12th 2020
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 14.0536 % 182 – Day Bill 14.1092 % Ahead of the announcement of consumer price data for September, short-term Government of Ghana (GoG)