The Ghanaian Cedi at the start of the week registered gains against all three major trading partner currencies on both the Bank of Ghana (BoG) inter-bank trading platform and on
Treasury Rates for March 1st 2021
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 13.2690% 182 – Day Bill 13.8917% 364 – Day Bill 16.7951% After seven consecutive weeks of registering a downward trend, the yield on
Currency News for February 22nd 2021
As risk appetite improves following the gradual roll out of COVID-19 vaccines, investors are beginning to unwind their investments in safe-haven currencies and assets. The Cedi at the start of
Treasury Rates for February 22nd 2021
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 13.1130% 182 – Day Bill 13.9503% 2 – Year Term Note 17.6000% Short-term Government of Ghana (GoG) Treasury bills rates extended its downward
Currency News for February 15th 2021
The Cedi this week extended its continuous run against the US Dollar on the Open Forex Market (oanda.com) for the sixth consecutive time as slow demand for forex coupled with
Treasury Rates for February 15th 2021
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 13.2322% 182 – Day Bill 13.9640% 364 – Day Bill 16.8592% Strong demand for the government’s short-term Treasury bills continue to send the
Inflation Rate Opens 2021 at 9.9%
The inflation rate inched into the Bank of Ghana’s medium-term inflation target band of 8.0% ± 2.0% after it climbed to 10.4% in December, 2020. The rate of inflation for