Investor demand falls in latest Ghana Treasury Bills auction

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• SA 4 hours ago

  It is about time we see downward trend of the US Dollar and Pouns sterling. The pound should've been under 10 Cedis and the Dollar around 6 Cedis by now, there is no alignment in the system, low inflation, low treasury bills ...
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  It is about time we see downward trend of the US Dollar and Pouns sterling. The pound should've been under 10 Cedis and the Dollar around 6 Cedis by now, there is no alignment in the system, low inflation, low treasury bills rate, all under 10 percent, yet the pound is around 15 Cedis, something is not right, we need to see everything on a downwards trend.

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• Press Conference 2 hours ago

  @ SA. Massa do you want Anmor Dompreh to turn himself into the leader of the cocoa farmer association? 6 cedis to 1 dollar. Chaii

  @ SA. Massa do you want Anmor Dompreh to turn himself into the leader of the cocoa farmer association? 6 cedis to 1 dollar. Chaii

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• koonimo 2 hours ago

  Good job JM and Co

  Good job JM and Co

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• DKB 2 hours ago

  Herrrr @ Koonimo, did you understand what you read or you did not even bother to read? I guess not. What is good about falling investor demand?

  Herrrr @ Koonimo, did you understand what you read or you did not even bother to read? I guess not. What is good about falling investor demand?

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• Koonimo 2 hours ago

  This means banks will offer lower interest to the local businesses to boost job creation rather than keeping their monies in treasury bond.

  This means banks will offer lower interest to the local businesses to boost job creation rather than keeping their monies in treasury bond.

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• DKB 2 hours ago

  That is book talk and perfect world thinking. You and I know that does not apply to Ghana. Even at lower TB rated, the banks will rather invest there as the risk is low, morever how will govt be able to finance its numerous p ...
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  That is book talk and perfect world thinking. You and I know that does not apply to Ghana. Even at lower TB rated, the banks will rather invest there as the risk is low, morever how will govt be able to finance its numerous projects if they are unable to raise funds internally?

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• Kwamena Sarfo 47 minutes ago

  Please you did not report on the recent interest rate to reflect the story holistically.

  Please you did not report on the recent interest rate to reflect the story holistically.

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• FEARLESS HONESTY 12 minutes ago

  T-bill Rate is 4% so what's the interest rate on loans from the banks????

  T-bill Rate is 4% so what's the interest rate on loans from the banks????

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