After strong investor participation in Ghana’s recent sale of its 7-year bond, the Cedi this week gathered momentum to post gains against its three major trading partner currencies on the
Treasury Rates for June 21st 2021
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 12.6269% 182 – Day Bill 13.3897% 7 – Year Fixed Rate Bond 18.1000% The yields on the Government’s short-term Treasury assets extended their
Treasury Rates for November 16th 2020
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 14.0054% 182 – Day Bill 14.1083% 7 – Year Fixed Rate Bond 20.5000% Short-term Government of Ghana (GoG) Treasury bill rates tumbled this
Currency News for August 17th 2020
The Ghanaian Cedi fell across the board against its three major trading partner currencies on the Bank of Ghana (BoG) inter-bank trading platform after the government failed to raise its
Treasury Rates for August 17th 2020
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 14.0045 % 182 – Day Bill 14.1117 % 364 – Day Bill 16.8345 % 7 – Year Fixed Rate Bond 20.0000 % This