Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson The government will borrow GH¢5.55 billion on the treasury market today May 23, 2025, according to information available to Daily Guide. This will be done
Government Misses T-Bills Target For 3rd Time
Cassiel Ato Forson The government fell short if its Treasury Bill target for the third time this year missing it by GH¢2.69 billion representing a 7.59% undersubscription. Overall, the
Govt Falls Short Of T-Bills Target By GH¢2.8bn
Dr Cassiel Ato Forson For the first time this year, the government has fallen short of its Treasury bill target, missing it by GH¢2.8 billion. Data from the Bank
T-Bills Oversubscribed
The government recorded a 19.4% oversubscription of its treasury bills auction, as demand for the short-term instruments rebounded. According to auction results by the Bank of Ghana, interest rates,
T-Bills Generate GH¢6.86bn
Dr. Ernest Addison BoG Governor The government has raised GH¢6.86 billion through treasury bills. According to the latest T-bills auction by the Bank of Ghana (BoG), the figure is
T-bills Oversubscribed By Almost 30%
The Treasury market saw its fourth consecutive week of rising interest rates as the government sought more funds to cover its short-term liabilities. According to the Bank of Ghana’s
T-Bills Oversubscribed By 75%
Government Treasury bills sale were oversubscribed by 75 per cent to the tune of GH¢5.06 billion, auction result published by the Bank of Ghana has indicated. According to the
Government Secures GH¢3.37bn In T-Bills
BOG Governor, Dr Ernest Addison The government has secured a total of GH¢3.37 billion from the sale of Treasury bills (T-Bills), representing about 22.45 per cent oversubscription. According to
No Haircuts On T-Bills, Domestic Bonds – Ken
Ken Ofori-Atta MINISTER OF Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta has stated that there will no reduction (haircut) in the value of assets held by domestic bond holders and treasury bills in
T-Bills Register GH¢1.395bn Sales
GOVERNMENT SOLD a little above the target for its Treasury bills (T-Bills) auctioning, following months of under-subscriptions. After its recent auctioning, government secured GH¢1.395 billion from the sale of the