The renewed pressures on the Cedi continued for the fourth straight week, as the Cedi opened this week with losses across the board against its three major trading partner currencies
Currency News Report – Week 48 [December 1, 2025]
The Ghanaian Cedi started the last month of the year on a weak note, continuing its recent decline as rising demand for foreign exchange trimmed down the local currency’s gains.
Inflation Hits Single Digits for the First Time in Four Years
Ghana’s inflation eased into the single digits for the first time since July 2021, as the disinflation process accelerated after a slowdown over the past two months. Inflation ended the
Treasury Rates [September 22, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 10.4575% 182 – Day Bill 12.3610% 364 – Day Bill 12.8825% After two weeks of posting mixed results, the yields on the government’s
Currency News [August 4, 2025]
The Cedi was widely unperturbed by the announcement of the historic cut in the monetary policy rate last week, as it opened the week mixed against its three major trading
Treasury Rates [August 4, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 10.2949% 182 – Day Bill 12.3594% 364 – Day Bill 13.2465% Treasury bill rates posted a mixed reaction to the historic reduction in
Inflation Ends First Quarter at 22.4%
The inflation rate slowed for the third consecutive time as the Ghanaian economy recovers gradually from the strong pickup in economic activities in the last month of last year, as
Currency News [September 30, 2024]
The Cedi’s woes intensified at the week’s start as the local currency recorded its third successive weekly losses against its three major trading partner currencies on the Bank of Ghana
Treasury Rates [September 30, 2024]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 25.6439% 182 – Day Bill 26.9248% 364 – Day Bill 28.6785% The yields on the government’s short-term papers recorded their fifth consecutive gain
Currency News [January 29, 2024]
The Cedi reacted modestly to the news of the receipt of the disbursement of USD 600.0 million from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as it opened the week mixed against
Treasury Rates [January 29, 2024]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 28.5913% 182 – Day Bill 31.0981% 364 – Day Bill 31.7976% Treasury bill rates extended their downward trend for the fifth consecutive time
Treasury Rates [March 27 2023]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 18.8785% 182 – Day Bill 21.4392% 364 – Day Bill 25.6637% Treasury bills rates were mixed this week, giving a reflection of