Ghana’s headline inflation reading failed in its attempt to sustain its disinflationary path in August after inflation ticked lower in July, hinting at a return to the slower growth in
Inflation Begins Second Half of the Year at 4.6%
In a surprising turn of events, Ghana’s inflation reading appears to be resuming its disinflationary trajectory, as consumer price index data at the start of the second half of the
GoG Treasury Papers News – Week 45 [November 10, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 10.9277% 182 – Day Bill 12.6114% 364 – Day Bill 13.0184% Treasury bill rates rose concurrently at this week’s issuance, defying the latest
Treasury Rates [May 5, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 15.2333% 182 – Day Bill 15.7783% 364 – Day Bill 16.9591% Ahead of the release of the consumer price index, due later in
Treasury Rates [April 28, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 15.3209% 182 – Day Bill 16.0380% 364 – Day Bill 18.3705% Treasury bill rates closed the month of April weaker as the ongoing
Inflation Ends First Quarter at 22.4%
The inflation rate slowed for the third consecutive time as the Ghanaian economy recovers gradually from the strong pickup in economic activities in the last month of last year, as