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Treasury Bills: Government records 34% oversubscription, but interest rates continue to rise
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Treasury Bills: Government records 34% oversubscription, but interest rates continue to rise

May 18, 2026 2 Min Read
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The federal government recorded oversubscription for Treasury payments for the second consecutive week.

Based on the outcomes of the tender by the Financial institution of Ghana, the Ministry of Finance exceeded its goal by 34.8%.

The federal government acquired GH¢5.7 billion of the overall bid, however accepted barely greater than GH¢5.4 billion.

The 91-day invoice was as soon as once more the invoice with probably the most signatures, with roughly GHF3.8 billion bid, representing 66% of the overall bids. Nonetheless, the quantity absorbed was GH¢3.6 billion.

Bids of about GH¢1.2 billion have been additionally recorded for the invoice with a 364-day deadline. The accepted bid was simply over GH¢1.1 billion.

The 182-day invoice acquired 709.8 million francs of tenders. 671 bids have been acquired for GH¢.

In the meantime, rates of interest have soared throughout the yield curve.

The 91-day yield rose 3.0 foundation factors to 4.91%.

The 182-day price additionally rose to 7.04% from 7.03% the earlier week.

Equally, the yield on 364-day payments decreased by 25.0 foundation factors to 10.38%.

securitiesBid (GH¢)BID APPROVED (GH¢)
91 day invoice 3.83 billion3.65 billion
Invoice for 182 days709.83m671.72m
364 days invoice1.25 billion1.15 billion
complete5.79 billion5.47 billion
goal4.3 billion
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