Treasury-bills

Gov’t misses target in auction 2009 treasury bills sale

Gov’t raises GH¢5.49bn from Treasury Bills in well-subscribed auction

Treasury bills record first oversubscription in two months

Government aims to borrow GH¢6.7bn in upcoming treasury bills auction

Over-dependence on T-Bills for gov’t financing unsustainable – Standard Bank Group

How Treasury Bill rates shape Bank of Ghana’s Monetary Policy: Impact on inflation, liquidity, and growth

Interest rates to decline steadily in near term

Government borrows GHȼ59.68 billion in 7 weeks from domestic money market

Private legal practitioner files application at Supreme Court to stop government from issuing Treasury Bills

Are treasury bills being sold undercover at skyhigh rates?

T-bills auction: Interest rates down for 3rd consecutive week; Achieves 72% oversubscription

T-bills auction: Government achieves 13.21% oversubscription; interest rates reach nearly 32%

Falling interest rates to boost private sector growth – Alhassan Andani

Government to raise ¢1.28bn in T-bills to refinance maturities worth ¢1.07bn

Banking expert anticipates inclusion of Treasury Bills in domestic debt exchange programme

Government to raise ¢1.13bn in T-bills this week

Interest rates continue falling spree but marginally

Government to raise ¢1.98bn in T-bills to refinance maturities of ¢1.82bn

Government records ¢3.15bn from T-bills sale as interest rates fall marginally

Treasury bills exempted from debt exchange programme – John Kumah

Investor interest in Treasury bills soars despite debt restructuring programme

Your treasury bills are completely safe, no haircut in domestic bonds – Ofori-Atta

Treasury bills will not be affected by debt restructuring – Deputy Finance Minister

Government to raise ¢1.17bn in this week’s Treasury bill sale

Interest rates surge to 35% as government misses T-bills target marginally

Government misses T-bills target marginally, but interest rates surge

Keep your investment with government, it’s the safest – Prof Quartey

Interest rates to surge; government to raise ¢1.12bn from T-bills

Interest rates hit 33%; government misses T-bills sale by 16%

Government T-bills sale undersubscribed by 11%, as interest costs surge

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

T-bills oversubscribed by 11% after undersubscription a week before

T Bills, short-term securities will not be affected by Ghana’s debt restructuring – US-based Associate Professor

Ghana maintains highest interest, lending rates position in Africa

Government misses T-Bills target for first time in 15 weeks

Treasury bills to sell above 32%

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