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
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.
GoG Treasury Papers News Report – Week 48 [December 1, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 11.0501% 182 – Day Bill 12.4302% 364 – Day Bill 13.0862% Treasury bill rates were quite unresponsive to the recent monetary
Currency News Report – Week 47 [November 24, 2025]
The ongoing crush in the global equity markets and the apparent rush into safe-haven assets and currencies by investors worsened the already troubling outlook of the local currency at this
GoG Treasury Papers News Report – Week 47 [November 24, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 11.1353% 182 – Day Bill 12.6805% 364 – Day Bill 13.0618 % Treasury bill rates failed to maintain their streak of simultaneous gains
Currency News – Week 46 [November 17, 2025]
The Ghana Cedi, along with some other riskier currencies and assets, faced a major headwind amid fading hopes that the US Federal Reserve will cut US interest rates at its
GoG Treasury Papers News – Week 46 [November 17, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 11.0275% 182 – Day Bill 12.6606% 364 – Day Bill 13.0817% The yields on the government’s short-term securities rose simultaneously for the third
Currency News – Week 45 [November 10, 2025]
The Ghanaian Cedi began the week showing signs of losing its recent luster as it fell across the board against its three major trading partner currencies on both the Bank