T-bills auction sees 45.9% under subscription for the first time in weeks

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• Galamsey water 6 days ago

  Ghanaweb, did you say 45.9% under subscription?? It's a shame, your arithmetic is so poor!!!

  Ghanaweb, did you say 45.9% under subscription?? It's a shame, your arithmetic is so poor!!!

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• Josh 6 days ago

  Pls do your calculations well.the figure is correct.

  Pls do your calculations well.the figure is correct.

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• Blame Ato Forson 6 days ago

  Investors are not fools to purchase a Treasury bill at the rate of 15% when inflation rate is 23%. This is just the beginning of demonstrating to Ato Forson that investors are not fools and cannot be taken for granted.

  Investors are not fools to purchase a Treasury bill at the rate of 15% when inflation rate is 23%. This is just the beginning of demonstrating to Ato Forson that investors are not fools and cannot be taken for granted.

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• Ben 6 days ago

  We're not going back to the days of 35% interest rate. We should cut down on the borrowing and the waste. If investors don't like less than 20% interest rate, let them go and invest in the private sector.

  We're not going back to the days of 35% interest rate. We should cut down on the borrowing and the waste. If investors don't like less than 20% interest rate, let them go and invest in the private sector.

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• Government is rubbing citizens 6 days ago

  Investors should note that the government is robbing them of their money. Do not buy the treasury bill again, invest the money in lands, farms, just buy a car and park it in safe place etc.

  Investors should note that the government is robbing them of their money. Do not buy the treasury bill again, invest the money in lands, farms, just buy a car and park it in safe place etc.

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• ADU BOATENG 4 days ago

  Why is the monetary policy rate in Ghana 27% instead of around 2.65% in Europe and 4.5% in US? What at all do we learn from the western world after years of interactions? What at all is wrong with the blacman? How do we exper ...
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  Why is the monetary policy rate in Ghana 27% instead of around 2.65% in Europe and 4.5% in US? What at all do we learn from the western world after years of interactions? What at all is wrong with the blacman? How do we expert economic development when we think like rocks? Which of the western nations have policy rates of up to 10% or even 5%? Why can't we boost our reserves to reduce policy rate in Ghana?

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