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Regenerative agriculture to increase yields, diversify incomes

T-bills: Government misses target despite fall in interest rates

T-bills auction: Government fails to meet target again; interest rates go up

T-bills auction: Undersubscription to continue in coming weeks; government misses June 2025 target by 19%

T-bills auction: Government to borrow GH¢3.36bn on July 3, 2025

T-bills auction: Government fails to meet target; accepts all bids

T-bills auction: Government to borrow GH¢5.55bn on May 23, 2025

T-bills auction: Government to borrow GH¢6.68bn on May 16, 2025

Negative real returns accounting for weakened demand for T-bills – Analysts

T-bills auction: Investors’ confidence rebounds marginally; yields to continue to compress

T-bills auction: Government records marginal oversubscription for first time in a month

Investors dump T-bills for BoG bills

T-bills auction: Government misses target for 3rd consecutive time, but rejects GH¢2.3bn of bids

Don’t celebrate yet, declined T-bill yields artificial – IPPA to Finance Minister

T-bills auction: Government to borrow GH¢6.14bn on March 21

T-bills auction: Government to borrow GH¢8.26bn today March 14, 2025

T-bills auction: Government to borrow GH¢6.49bn; interest rates to plummet further

T-bills: Government records 43% oversubscription; interest rates decline

T-bills auction: Government to raise GH¢6.35bn on January 17, 2025

Interest rates to remain elevated; cost of borrowing to continue to be high

Budget shortfalls to be substantial in Ghana, Nigeria – Fitch Solution

T-bills auction: Government records marginal oversubscription; but interest rates rise

T-bills auction: Government borrowed GH¢23.6bn in September 2024

Upward trend in T-bill yields to continue; Government to borrow GH¢7.44bn this week

Government borrowed GH¢115.77bn in half-year 2024, but interest rates declined sharply

Bond market: Total market turnover tumbles by 69.51% to GH¢154.70m

Government exceeds T-bills target in quarter 1 by 24%; interest rates tumble by over 3.6%.

Government borrowed GH¢19.90bn via T-bills in March 2024

Bond market: Turnover rebounds by 19.01% week-on-week to GH¢205.18m

Government borrowed GH¢24bn via T-bills in February 2024

T-bill yields to decline but will remain high in 2024 – Fitch

African countries to spend $74bn on debt service in 2024; negotiating new terms with private creditors failing – AfDB

Government to borrow GH¢180bn via T-bills in 2024

Government to borrow GH¢12.7bn via T-bills in January 2024

T-bill yields to continue steady decline – GCB Capital

Bond Market: Total turnover increased sharply by 88.89% to new high of ¢2.06bn

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