The Ghanaian Cedi looked poised to halt its weekly losses against its three major trading partner currencies, opening the week with a rebound against the Dollar, the Pound, and the
GoG Treasury Papers News Report – Week 51 [December 22, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 11.0887% 182 – Day Bill 12.4358% 364 – Day Bill 12.9132% Treasury bill rates cleared lower at last Friday’s auctions in consonance with
Currency News Report – Week 50 [December 15, 2025]
The Cedi looked set to end the year, trimming down a significant portion of its massive gains achieved in the course of the year, as the seasonal demand for forex
GoG Treasury Papers News Report – Week 50 [December 15, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 11.1108% 182 – Day Bill 12.5421% 364 – Day Bill 12.9704 % Treasury bill rates came in mixed this week, being battered by
Currency News Report – Week 49 [December 8, 2025]
The Cedi this week failed to post a comeback against its three major trading partner currencies on both the Bank of Ghana (BoG) inter-bank trading platform and the Open Forex
GoG Treasury Papers News Report – Week 49 [December 8, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 11.0826% 182 – Day Bill 12.5527% 364 – Day Bill 12.7009% Following the release of consumer price statistics for November, Treasury bill rates
Market Update Report [November 2025]
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November Inflation Shows Clear Path to Meeting Inflation Targets
The consumer price index defied the recent and renewed pressures on the Ghanaian Cedi as it ticked up marginally in November 2025 to 259.4 points, up from 243.9% over the