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    BoG Raises GH¢5.86bn in 56-Day Bill Auction as Investor Demand Stays Strong

    MGD NewsBy MGD NewsNovember 19, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    Investor appetite for short-term government securities remained robust after the Bank of Ghana (BoG) mobilised GH¢5.86 billion in its latest 56-day Treasury bill sale.

    Results from Tender 836, conducted on November 17, 2025, showed that all bids were accepted, with discount rates falling within a narrow band of 20.7180% to 20.8116%—one of the tightest spreads recorded in recent weeks.

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    The auction produced a weighted average interest rate of 21.4972%, underscoring persistent demand for high-yield, short-term instruments in a market still characterised by elevated rates.

    The strong subscription reflects ongoing interest from banks and institutional investors as the central bank steps up liquidity-management efforts to control short-term rates and reinforce broader monetary tightening policies.

    Source: Citinews

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