Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 19.9389% 182 – Day Bill 22.9499% 364 – Day Bill 24.4638% Short-term Government of Ghana Treasury bills rates cleared higher from previous levels
Currency News [May 23, 2022]
The Ghana Cedi fell flat across the board at this week’s open against its three major trading partner currencies after briefly recovering some of its losses suffered in the first
Treasury Rates [May 23, 2022]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 19.0807% 182 – Day Bill 20.7640% 3 – Year Fixed Rate Bond 25.0000% Ahead of the announcement of a key monetary policy rate
Currency News [May 16, 2022]
The local currency traded mixed against a set of trading partner currencies this week as the world continues to grapple with stubbornly high inflation numbers with Ghana having its share
Treasury Rates [May 16, 2022]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 18.2262% 182 – Day Bill 19.2623% 364 – Day Bill 21.7276% Ahead of a crucial monetary policy committee meeting later in the week
Inflation Rate Soars to 18-Year High in April
The continued and sustained pressures on consumer prices exacerbated, pushing the rate of inflation to its highest in more than 18 years and the highest since the consumer price index
Currency News [March 21, 2022]
Measures to cool off the sharp decline in the value of the Cedi and to restore confidence in the Ghanaian economy began with a monetary policy rate hike by 250
Treasury Rates [March 21, 2022]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 13.4152% 182 – Day Bill 13.6095% Ahead of the announcement of the policy rate later in the day where it is widely anticipated
Inflation Rate Climbs to 15.7%
The ongoing hikes in the prices of consumer goods seem to have no end in sight as the latest consumer prices information announced by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) revealed
Treasury Rates for February 7, 2022
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 12.6645% 182 – Day Bill 13.2349% After the central bank kept the policy rate unchanged at 14.5% at its first sitting in 2022
Currency News for January 31, 2022
A quicker pace of rate hikes in Ghana’s trading partner countries from their ultra-low levels continue to hurt the Cedi as the local unit opened the week extending its losses
Market Update Report [2021 Year-End Edition]
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