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Bond market: Activity edged up 0.53% week-on-week toGH¢1.15bn
Government to require $600m-$800m for external debt service in 2024
Bond market: Turnover declines sharply by 99.84% to GH¢0.86m
Bond Market: Total market turnover declined sharply by 42.33%
Bond market: Total market turnover increased by 45% to ¢582.64m
Bond market: Total market turnover increased 351.75% to ¢439.75m
Bond market: Trading activity down by 64.8%
Bond market: Trade on government bonds falls 90.12%
Bond market turnover increased 150% as investors prepare for debt exchange programme
Bond market to remain quiet in 2023; market turnover dipped 46% last week
Government to raise ¢1.17bn in this week’s Treasury bill sale
Government to raise ¢2.06bn in this week’s T-bill auction
T-Bills demand to improve this week; government to raise ¢1.32bn
Interest rates to surge; government to raise ¢1.12bn from T-bills
Government bags ¢8.11bn from T-Bills in September 2022
Treasury yields to increase in coming weeks; inflation to peak in quarter 4 – Report
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