T-bills: Government falls short of target by GH¢2.8bn
For the first time this year, the government has fallen short of its Treasury bill target, missing it by GH¢2.8 ...
For the first time this year, the government has fallen short of its Treasury bill target, missing it by GH¢2.8 ...
The government has once again surpassed its Treasury bill target, raising GHS 514 million more than it targeted. The latest ...
The Minister of Finance, Cassiel Ato Forson, has revealed that Ghana has saved approximately GH¢1 billion due to the recent ...
The government has in recent times turned down billions of Ghana Cedis in investor bids through its Treasury bill auctions. ...
Latest data from the Bank of Ghana (BoG) shows that the Treasury rejected GHS 8.27 billion in bids at its ...
Ghanaian banking customers are increasingly shifting toward low-risk investment options amid inflationary pressures and currency depreciation, according to the 2024 ...
Total bids for Treasury bills in January 2025 reached GHS 40.59 billion, with GHS 38.45 billion accepted—exceeding the government's target ...
The government has recorded an oversubscription in its short-term debt instrument sale for the second consecutive week. According to the ...
The government has recorded a 9% oversubscription in its final Treasury bills auction for 2024. It however signals fluctuating investor ...
Private legal practitioner, Jonathan Amable has petitioned the Supreme Court to cite the Minister of Finance, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam ...
Government has mobilised GHS 8.2 billion through its latest treasury bill (T-Bill) issuance, surpassing its target of GHS 6.8 billion ...
Waning demand for treasury bills continues to be evident, as the latest data from the Bank of Ghana reveals that ...
Liquidity in Ghana's money market remains constrained as the government fell short of its treasury bill target by GH₵2.6 billion ...
Dampening liquidity conditions on the money market continue to weigh on the government’s auction target as the government missed GH₵755 ...
The government has once again fallen short of its target in the sale of its short-term instruments to domestic investors ...
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