Bonds

Ghana plans return to domestic bond market in second quarter of 2025

39% of Ghanaian investors prefer T-bills; stocks, bonds remain underutilised – KPMG Survey

Ghana to exit default after two years with debt restructuring (Financial Times)

Bond market: Traded volume declined 20.48% to GH¢722m

Government launches restructuring offer for $13bn of its bonds

Bond market: Total volume of bonds exchanged decreased by 3.97% to GH¢1.21bn

Bond market: Turnover surged by 67.63% to GH¢1.5bn

Ghana gets green light for bond rework from official creditors

Bond market: Total turnover declined by 33.39% week-on-week to GH¢507.85m

Bond market: Total turnover increased by 6.4% to GH¢1.31bn

Get your first debt restructuring right – IMF to debt trapped nations

Bond market: Total market turnover increased 298.4% to ¢218.80m

Fitch downgrades Ghana’s sovereign debt to ‘Restrictive Default’

Pay us all our outstanding coupons, principals by April 28 or we resume picketing – Pensioner Bondholders Forum to government

Government makes additional payment for outstanding coupons

Government to resume payment of old bonds by March 13

Payments of coupons, principals of old bonds to resume by March 13 – Finance Ministry

Bonds constituted 76.4% of banks investments in 2022

DDEP: Put our exemption in writing or risk continuous protest – Dr Adu Antwi to Finance Ministry

DDEP: Self-exempt, refrain from trading bonds – IBF to individual bondholders

DDEP will bring economic stability and growth – Finance Minister

Banks held ¢50.5bn of government bonds as of September 2022

External debt repayment suspension: Ghana’s Eurobond yields to remain elevated

Government invites eligible bondholders to exchange ¢137.3bn of domestic bonds, others

Banks, investment firms have not acted fairly towards Ghanaian investors – Dr. Atuahene

Government to raise ¢1.85 billion in T-bills this week

BoG supports government to refinance ¢2.83bn 5-year bond

Rising inflation to continue posing risk to yields on T-bills – Report

Government bags ¢8.11bn from T-Bills in September 2022

Government to borrow ¢4.59bn fresh loans in quarter 2, 2022

‘Revenue from E-levy will be securitised to raise bonds for road infrastructure’ – Roads Minister

Dr. Gideon Boako: Ghana’s novel zero-coupon bond

JoyBusiness’ Moneylab touches on the Advantages and Disadvantages of Investment Products

Government misses 3-year bond target; accepts all bids worth GHS823.6million

Government accepts all bids for 7-year bond worth ¢590m

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