The Cedi found support at the start of the week, cutting back some of its recent losses against its three major trading partner currencies on both the Bank of Ghana
Weekly GoG Treasury Bills News Report – Week 38 [September 21, 2026]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 4.6941% 182 – Day Bill 6.4895% 364 – Day Bill 9.9820% Treasury yields continued their downward streak this week for at least the
Weekly Currency News Report – Week 36 [September 7 2026]
In a week that saw Ghanaian authorities return to the domestic bond market to raise funds from both resident and non-resident investors, the Cedi continued to face severe headwinds, extending
GoG Treasury Papers News Report – Week 51 [December 22, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 11.0887% 182 – Day Bill 12.4358% 364 – Day Bill 12.9132% Treasury bill rates cleared lower at last Friday’s auctions in consonance with
Currency News Report – Week 50 [December 15, 2025]
The Cedi looked set to end the year, trimming down a significant portion of its massive gains achieved in the course of the year, as the seasonal demand for forex
GoG Treasury Papers News Report – Week 50 [December 15, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 11.1108% 182 – Day Bill 12.5421% 364 – Day Bill 12.9704 % Treasury bill rates came in mixed this week, being battered by
November Inflation Shows Clear Path to Meeting Inflation Targets
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
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 [January 20, 2025]
The Cedi retreated simultaneously against its three major international trading partner currencies for the first time in 2025 this week in what appears to be a renewal of pressures on
Inflation Rate Ends 2024 at 23.8%
The rate of inflation defied the government’s revised year-end inflation target as the prevalence of underlying risks to the inflation outlook pushed the consumer price index to record its fourth
Treasury Rates [January 6, 2025]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 28.1903% 182 – Day Bill 28.9173% 364 – Day Bill 30.1514% The yields on the government’s short-term assets began the new year on
Treasury Rates [December 23, 2024]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 27.8521% 182 – Day Bill 28.5725% 364 – Day Bill 29.9569% The pace of increase in the yields on the government’s short-term assets