After recording a choppy performance last week where the local currency was mixed against its three major trading partner currencies on both the Bank of Ghana (BoG) inter-bank trading platform,
Treasury Rates [September 9, 2024]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 24.9013% 182 – Day Bill 26.7899% 364 – Day Bill 27.9258% Treasury bill rates collectively rose for the second consecutive time this week
Currency News [September 2, 2024]
The Cedi was mixed at the week’s open against its three major international trading partner currencies on both the Bank of Ghana (BoG) inter-bank trading platform and the Open Forex
Market Update Report [August 2024]
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Treasury Rates [September 2, 2024]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 24.8896% 182 – Day Bill 26.7890% 364 – Day Bill 27.9100% The yields on the government’s short-term assets gained across the board at
Currency News [August 26, 2024]
The Cedi opened the week weaker against its three major international trading partner currencies adding to the previous week’s struggles as pressures on the local currency take a new turn
Treasury Rates [August 26, 2024]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 24.7895% 182 – Day Bill 26.6854% 364 – Day Bill 27.8135% Treasury bill rates cleared lower this week in line with the recent
Currency News [August 19, 2024]
The Cedi failed to capitalize on impending rate cuts in the advanced economies particularly in the US, UK, and the Eurozone as inflation in these economies continue to ease after