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T-bills auction: Government records 110% oversubscription but at a reduced target; 91-day yield increases
T-bills auction: Government misses target again; investors prefer other money market instruments
T-bills auction: Government records 15.8% oversubscription after 4 weeks of missing target
T-bills auction: Government misses target again; interest rates go up
T-bills auction: Government records 75% oversubscription, interest rates decline further
T-bills auction: Government fails to meet target for 3rd consecutive week; interest rates tumble
T-bills auction: Investors submitted GH¢47.5bn bids in March 2025
T-bills auction: Government misses target for 3rd consecutive time, but rejects GH¢2.3bn of bids
T-bills auction: Government misses target for second time; interest rates fall marginally
T-bills auction: Government to borrow GH¢8.26bn today March 14, 2025
T-bills auction: Interest rates fall to 17%, Government records 79% oversubscription
Interest rates to plummet further in coming weeks Â
T-bills: Government records 43% oversubscription; interest rates decline
T-bills: Government borrowed GH¢38.45bn in January 2025
T-bills auction: Government records 43% oversubscription; interest rates tumble
Interest rates to stabilise; government to borrow GH¢6bn on Friday
T-bills auction: Government records anther impressive 39% oversubscription; but interest rates surge
T-bills: Government records 55% oversubscription; interest rates skyrocket Â
T-bills auction: Government records 24% oversubscription; but cost of borrowing increases
T-bills auction: Government records 9% oversubscription; interest rates hit 30%
T-bills auction: Government got GH¢21.5bn in November 2024, lower than target
T-bills: Government’s target fell short by GH¢58.11m; interest rates surged
T-bills auction: Government records 19.75% over-subscription; interest rates near 30%
T-bills: Government’s target fall short by GH¢2.26bn; interest rate still rising
T-bill auction: Government misses target again; interest rates continue to rise
T-bills auction: Government target falls by GH¢1.07bn; interest rates continue to surge
T-bills: Government records 3.60% oversubscription; but cost of borrowing surges
T-bills: Government records another marginal oversubscription but interest rates surge
T-bills auction: Government records marginal oversubscription; interest rates rise
T-bills auction: Government misses target again; interest rates shoot up
T-bills: Government misses target for 5th consecutive week; interest rates surge marginally
Government borrowed GH¢115.77bn in half-year 2024, but interest rates declined sharply
T-bills: Government misses target again; interest rates up slightly
T-bills auction: Government misses target for 3rd consecutive week; interest rates remain steady
T-bills auction: Government misses target by GH¢1.44bn; interest rates remain steady
Treasury yields to decline but at a snail pace
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