T-bills: Interest rates fall below 19% for first time in 20 months

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• nebu 9 months ago

  Gradually we shall get there with dedication and hardwork

  Gradually we shall get there with dedication and hardwork

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• Fake rates. I have switched to buying dollars. 9 months ago

  It is only a fool who will be investing in T-BILLS. Buy dollars and keep before they run out.

  It is only a fool who will be investing in T-BILLS. Buy dollars and keep before they run out.

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• Felicia Yeboah 9 months ago

  You and who should buy dollars and keep. Foolish man. Nation wrecker

  You and who should buy dollars and keep. Foolish man. Nation wrecker

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• Yellow man 9 months ago

  I hope this decline is not artificial looking at inflation rate investors may move to forex very soon and the consequences will be dire .we have been hear before Adongo made a lot of noise but nobody listened to him.

  I hope this decline is not artificial looking at inflation rate investors may move to forex very soon and the consequences will be dire .we have been hear before Adongo made a lot of noise but nobody listened to him.

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• Isak 9 months ago

  You are very right my frn, as if u were in my mind. This is exactly wat I tell ppl

  You are very right my frn, as if u were in my mind. This is exactly wat I tell ppl

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• .com 9 months ago

  Gov.is having a huge debt to pay to salary workers whose recruitments were revoked,road contractors are waiting to be given monies own them and monies to begin with but have been delayed by gov.,health sector is also on the l ...
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  Gov.is having a huge debt to pay to salary workers whose recruitments were revoked,road contractors are waiting to be given monies own them and monies to begin with but have been delayed by gov.,health sector is also on the list of debtors waiting to be paid by the government ,and many more. The government needs tbill investors as much as they also need government. Investors should wait till gov.responds positively,the surest way to prove to gov. that Ken Ofori Atta and Dr Amin Adam were right for purchasing tbill at 30% and above.Pres.Mahama will never arrest Mr Ken any time he returns to the country.

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• Ghanabi 9 months ago

  Amazing, God bless Ghana. We pray and hope for more of this.

  Amazing, God bless Ghana. We pray and hope for more of this.

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• Frimpong 9 months ago

  This might look good for the cost on govt borrowings in the short run. However, I suspect this is a forced one by the MOF. Two important variables that point to the direction of Treasury rate are the Monetary policy rate and ...
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  This might look good for the cost on govt borrowings in the short run. However, I suspect this is a forced one by the MOF. Two important variables that point to the direction of Treasury rate are the Monetary policy rate and inflation. There has not been any significant reduction

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• Frimpong 9 months ago

  This might look good for the cost on govt borrowings in the short run. However, I suspect this is a forced one by the MOF. Two important variables that point to the direction of Treasury rate are the Monetary policy rate and ...
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  This might look good for the cost on govt borrowings in the short run. However, I suspect this is a forced one by the MOF. Two important variables that point to the direction of Treasury rate are the Monetary policy rate and inflation. There has not been any significant reduction in any of these. This is artificial meant to strip Ghanaians of the value of their investment. Note that inflation is still high in this current biz environment. Giving someone who wants to preserve the Value of their money not to make profit roughly around 5% for the use of their money for 91 days(3 months) is discouraging.
  What will happen soon rather than later is that these institutions and individuals would act rationally by investing in dollars. This is a reliable store of value. The twin effect will be pressure on the dollar, inevitable depreciation of the cedi; investors loosing interest Treasury bill would mean less money available for govt to borrow domestically. Ultimately, cost of borrowings in the domestic market will rise with a vengeance above what was forced down before adjusting to a fare rate.
  My advice we shouldn't celebrate yet. Perilous times are still ahead

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