Ghana's reference rate dipped to 10.02%, signaling upcoming loan rate reductions for borrowers.
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Government Falls Short of Treasury Bill Auction Target
Ghana's government missed its August 2009 treasury bill auction target by over GH¢1 billion, despite strong interest in 91-day bills.
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Ghana’s Treasury Bills Auction Sees Significant Undersubscription, Driving Up Interest Rates
Ghana's treasury bill auction faced significant undersubscription, pushing interest rates higher and reflecting evolving investor confidence.
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Ghana’s Treasury Bill Auction Sees Undersubscription Amidst Marginal Rate Declines
Explore why Ghana's recent treasury bill auction fell short of its target amid moderate investor demand and slight rate declines.
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Ghanaian Banks Foresee Marginal Interest Rate Hikes Despite Stable Policy Rate
Ghanaian banks anticipate slight interest rate hikes despite a stable policy rate, driven by external factors influencing the Ghana Reference…
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Ghana’s Economic Pivot: From GH¢60bn Losses to GH¢15bn Growth Catalyst
Ghana's Central Bank transformed GH¢60bn losses into GH¢15bn growth, activating a new era for businesses and economic stability.
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Ghana’s T-bill Auction Sees Strong Investor Appetite Following Fitch Upgrade
Ghana's T-bill auction was heavily oversubscribed, reflecting renewed investor confidence after Fitch upgraded the nation's credit rating.
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GSE Equity Market Surges 72% in April 2026, Driven by Strong Financial Sector Performance
Discover how the Ghana Stock Exchange equity market soared 72% in April 2026, fueled by a strong financial sector and…
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Beyond T-Bills: Navigating Ghana’s Investment Landscape in 2026
Explore Ghana's 2026 investment opportunities beyond T-bills to maximize returns amidst changing market dynamics and falling yields.
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Ghana Secures GH¢20.48 Billion in April Treasury Bill Auctions
Ghana successfully raised GH¢20.48 billion from April 2026 Treasury bill auctions, signaling robust investor confidence in government debt.
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