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
Weekly GoG Treasury Bills News Report – Week 36 [September 7, 2026]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 4.8050% 182 – Day Bill 6.6831% 364 – Day Bill 10.1169% 4 – Year Fixed Rate Bond 12.0000% Treasury bill rates fell concurrently
Inflation Faces Renewed Pressures in August
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
Weekly Currency News Report – Week 35 [August 31 2026]
The Ghanaian Cedi ended August on a weaker footing, nursing losses across the board against its three major trading partner currencies on both the Bank of Ghana (BoG) interbank trading
Weekly GoG Treasury Bills News Report – Week 35 [August 31, 2026]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 4.9460% 182 – Day Bill 6.8587% 364 – Day Bill 10.7778% Ahead of the release of consumer price statistics later in the week,
Weekly Currency News Report – Week 34 [August 24 2026]
A broad Dollar sell-off, driven by an unscheduled US Treasury buyback intervention to cap long-end bond yields, which boosted risk appetite across global markets, failed to sustain the Cedi’s short-lived
Weekly GoG Treasury Bills News Report – Week 34 [August 24, 2026]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 5.0795% 182 – Day Bill 7.0800% 364 – Day Bill 11.5930% Treasury bill rates fell for the second consecutive time this week across
Weekly Currency News Report – Week 33 [August 17 2026]
The Cedi opened the week on a strong footing, on course to reverse its most recent losses across the board against its three major trading-partner currencies on both the Bank