Interest-rates

Ghana maintains highest interest, lending rates position in Africa

Interest rates still surge as government borrowing costs increase

Government sells Treasury bills at 31% as interest rates rise

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

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

Interest rate hikes not solely responsible for high lending rate – Prof. Baah- Boateng

Slow down on interest rates policy hikes – Ricketts-Hagan to BoG

Benjamin Amponsah Mensah: Reduce speed limits and arrest the cedi from falling against the dollar

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

Interest rates remain stable for 2-weeks running, government T-bills sale oversubscribed 43%

Interest rates record relative stability after government announced IMF move

Interest payments to rise further as cost of borrowing increases

Government exceeds T-bills target by 16%; records ¢1.54bn sale

Lending rates will come down; present situation is short-term – Ghana Association of Banks

Reduce expenditure, channel resources into savings and cash in on rising interest rates – Financial Analyst to Ghanaians

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

Interest rates surpass 20% mark to reflect Monetary Policy increase

Ghana has highest interest rates among top 11 African countries – Report

BoG should deal with cedi stability, others -Togbe Afede XIV

Interest rates surge further; cost of credit to go up

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

T-Bills sales fall massively by 66% despite policy rate hike, other fiscal measures

Policy rate increased substantially to 17%; cost of loans to go up

General risks in economy pushing interest rates up

Interest rates continue to surge

Interest rates start inching up; T-bills sale oversubscribed by 7%

Playback: PM Express discusses ‘high interest rates and role of banks’

Bank of Ghana rejects claims by Togbe Afede XIV of ineffective policy measures leading to high-interest rates in the country

BoG increases policy rate to 14.5%; inflation risks, others cited as reasons

World Bank forecasts end-year inflation of 9.8% for Ghana

Interest rates on a downward spree – BoG Report

Interest rates fall almost 1.0% in 2-weeks

T-Bills sale post December 7 elections oversubscribed 21%

Banks to reduce interest rates by 2% effective April 1

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