Currency News [October 7, 2024]

The Cedi rode on the latest announcement that Ghanaian authorities had reached a staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to recover some of its recent losses against some

Currency News [May 15, 2023]

News that Ghana had officially secured financing assurances from the Paris Club, a crucial step towards the sovereign attaining an IMF Executive Board approval, boosted confidence in the Ghanaian economy,

Treasury Rates [May 15, 2023]

Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 20.4309% 182 – Day Bill 22.9615% 364 – Day Bill 27.5910% Short-term Treasury yields continued its steady rise for the eighth consecutive time

Currency News [March 20, 2023]

The Ghana Cedi came under pressure at the week’s open as it began the week nursing losses against its three major trading partner currencies on the Open Forex Market (oanda.com)

Treasury Rates [March 13, 2023]

Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 19.9998% 182 – Day Bill 22.8483% 364 – Day Bill 26.8239% Ahead of the announcement of inflation numbers for February, Treasury bills rates

Currency News [March 07, 2023]

As the market awaits clues for progress made by the government in its effort to secure a restructuring agreement with bilateral creditors from the president’s State of the Nation address

Currency News [February 20, 2023]

The Ghanaian Cedi after a brief reprieve, opened the week pressured despite assurances given by the finance minister last week in an address to Ghana’s parliament that the conclusion of

Currency News [February 6, 2023]

The Ghana Cedi opened the week stronger as it rose to pare some of its earlier losses recorded in the year. It gained across the board against the Dollar, the

Currency News [December 12, 2022]

The Cedi posted an impressive performance against its three major trading partner currencies on both the Bank of Ghana (BoG) inter-bank trading platform and the Open Forex Market (oanda.com) in

Currency News [December 5, 2022]

The Ghana Cedi responded favourably to the announcement of a Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP) made by Ghana’s Finance Minister over the weekend which investors interpreted as a step towards