T-bills

Government to borrow ¢2.42bn in T-bills this week

Interest rates remain unchanged as government T-bills oversubscribed by 52%

Government bagged ¢10.84bn from T-bills in December 2022

Bondholders to lose 88.2% of investments at current inflation rate – Ghana Individual Bondholders Forum

Government accrues ¢1.72 billion from T-bills as interest rates remain stable

Government to raise ¢1.49bn in T-bills this week

Interest rates remain relatively stable; rates still high

Debt exchange: Financial sector will collapse if government adds T-bills – Economist

Interest rates fall marginally again; government records 98% oversubscription of T-bills sale

Government to raise ¢1.816bn in T-bills this week; bond market trading slumps

Government faces ¢2.83bn 5-year bond refinancing with 26% foreign holdings

Interest rates near 36% as government achieves T-bills target

T-Bills demand to improve this week; government to raise ¢1.32bn

Interest rates hit 34%; government T-bills undersubscribed by 34%

Government achieves 15.4% oversubscription of T-bills but at higher interest rates

Government to face difficult refinancing options in repaying maturing T-Bills – Report

Interest rates hit 30%; government to pay more on borrowed funds

Investor interest in T-bills soars; government secures ¢1.83bn

Interest rate nears 30%; T-bills auction oversubscribed for 10 weeks running

Interest rates hit almost 29%; government T-bills sale oversubscribed by 16%

Government secures ¢2.41bn from T-bills sale but at higher interest rates

Interest rates remain relatively stable for 3-weeks running despite surge in inflation

Government finally achieves target for T-Bills auctioning; registers ¢1.395bn sale

Interest rates surpass 20% mark to reflect Monetary Policy increase

BoG monetary policy actions, others contributing to under-subscription of weekly T-Bills sale

Government T-Bills sale undersubscribed by 39.47% for 2nd week running

Sale of T-Bills slows as ¢686.4m secured from latest auctioning

Government T-Bills sale oversubscribed 24%; interest cost dips marginally

Government T-Bills undersubscribed after meeting target last week

Government misses T-Bills target for 3rd week running

Government interest cost on domestic borrowing falls again; but 77% of T-Bills target met

T-Bills sale oversubscribed 44.7% but cost of borrowing up marginally

T-Bills oversubscribed by 31%

Interest rates on T-bills, notes to stay above 14%

Banks’ investment in T-Bills drop by 21%

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