Ahead of two key events due later this week, where currency watchers will be on the lookout for the posture of the fiscal and monetary authorities to the local currency’s
Weekly GoG Treasury Bills News Report – Week 29 [July 20, 2026]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 5.7845% 182 – Day Bill 7.6763% 364 – Day Bill 12.9954% Following last week’s measured movements in the yields on the government’s short-term
Weekly Currency News Report – Week 28 [July 13 2026]
Ahead of next week’s presentation of the mid-year budget review to Ghana’s parliament, where the government will be expected to clearly communicate its stance on the Cedi’s performance in the
Weekly GoG Treasury Bills News Report – Week 28 [July 13, 2026]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 5.8617% 182 – Day Bill 7.7884% 364 – Day Bill 12.9916% Treasury bill rates came in mixed this week, although movements were modest
Weekly Currency News Report – Week 27 [July 6 2026]
The Ghanaian Cedi remained pressured at the start of this week, extending last week’s sluggish performance as the local unit looks set to undo its recent impressive recovery. The Cedi
Weekly GoG Treasury Bills News Report – Week 27 [July 6, 2026]
Security Interest Rates 91 – Day Bill 5.8730% 182 – Day Bill 7.7883% 364 – Day Bill 12.9295% In line with expectations, Treasury bill rates ticked higher this week, extending
Inflation Ends First Half of the Year at 5.3%
Ghana’s disinflationary path continues to face a major headwind as renewed pressures on consumer prices threaten to unwind gains made. After inflation reached its lowest point in recent times in
Weekly Currency News Report – Week 26 [June 29 2026]
Having posted an impressive recovery over the past two weeks against its three major trading partner currencies, this Cedi appears to be losing momentum as it opened this week nursing