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Government cancels 2-year, 5-year bond issuance

Increasing policy rate will not bring down rising inflation – Financial Advisor

It does not make sense any longer to buy treasury bills – Prof Lord Mensah

T-bills oversubscribed by 92% due to high interest rates

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

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

Interest rates surge further; cost of credit to go up

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

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

Interest rates continue to surge

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

First T-Bills sale for 2022 oversubscribed by 5.6%

Government to borrow ¢1.040bn in fresh funds in 4th quarter 2021

Investors shift attention to 182-day T-Bills, medium term instruments

Treasury bills sale fall short of target by 8.8%; government secures ¢1.25bn

Interest rates on a downward spree – BoG Report

Government T-Bills oversubscribed by 82% to ¢1.85bn after recent fluctuations

Government cut loan quantum as it will borrow ¢611.94m in fresh funds for third quarter

Treasury bills sale fall by 37%

Government’s quest to reduce interest cost proving worthy

Government secures ¢1.86bn from 7-year bond, interest cost falls

T-Bills sale oversubscribed by 14%, as interest cost falls marginally

Treasury bills sale: government exceeds target by 57%

Government exceeds T-Bills target by 3% after slump in recent weeks

Government misses T-Bills target for 6-weeks running

Government misses T-Bills target again

Government interest costs on domestic borrowings fall again; T-Bills target also drops 6.6%

Inflation to ease in quarter 2, 3 – Report

Government borrowing on domestic market increases

Government to save some monies from lower interest cost

Government cost of servicing domestic debt reduces slightly

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