As the gradual rollout of COVID-19 vaccines began to boost investor’s appeal for risky assets, the Ghanaian Cedi harnessed this development to further extend its relative stability against its three
Currency News for September 22nd 2020
The Ghana Cedi was unresponsive to news that Ghana’s economy had contracted by 3.2% in the second quarter of the year following an abysmal performance recorded by the hospitality sector.
Treasury Rates for May 25th 2020
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 14.0619 % 182 – Day Bill 14.0469 % This week, short-term Government of Ghana (GoG) Treasury bill rates climbed up from previous week’s
Currency News for March 30th 2020
The Ghanaian Cedi fell across the board against its three major trading partner currencies for the first time in 2020 on both the Bank of Ghana (BoG) inter-bank trading platform
Treasury Rates for March 30th 2020
Period Interest Rates 91 – Day 14.6383 % 182 – Day 15.1520 % 364 – Day 17.6471 % In line with the 150 basis points (bps) drop in the monetary