Government Raises GH¢2.90bn in T-Bill Auction as Yields Drop Again
Ghana’s Treasury raised GH¢2.90bn against a GH¢2.75bn target as yields fell across all maturities, but nearly two-thirds of the borrowing matures in 91 days.
Ghana’s Treasury raised GH¢2.90bn against a GH¢2.75bn target as yields fell across all maturities, but nearly two-thirds of the borrowing matures in 91 days.
Bank of Ghana says its August 2026 surveys show positive consumer and business sentiment, with economic activity up 14.9% and inflation at 5.0%, below target.
Bank of Ghana Governor Johnson Asiama says higher government spending and debt-service costs after external restructuring are key risks to liquidity and the cedi in 2026.