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Falling T-Bill Rate: A boon for private sector growth

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Falling T-Bill Rate: A boon for private sector growth

Ghana’s financial sector has been buzzing with excitement over the falling interest rates in the country. The development has been welcomed by industry experts, including Alhassan Andani, a former president of the Ghana Association of Banks, who described the trend as “welcoming” and a positive move towards boosting private sector growth. The Ghanaian government’s Treasury bills were oversubscribed by about 40.3% to the tune of ¢3.89 billion, leading to the reduction in lending rates, which will help businesses access credit from banks.

The decline in interest rates is viewed as a natural outcome, which will benefit businesses by reducing the aggregate lending rates. Andani praised the reduction, particularly as the previous rate of 35% was seen as problematic. The move is expected to spur economic growth in the private sector, which has been struggling in recent years.

At the recent Maxwell Investment Group Business Forum, the CEO, Maxwell Ampong, emphasized the importance of leveraging other opportunities for young entrepreneurs to create their businesses. He encouraged young people to explore various sectors and take advantage of the falling interest rates to access credit and support their business ventures.

The MIG Business Forum aims to engage key players across various sectors and the general population in a solution-oriented approach to support businesses in Ghana. The event brings together industry experts, business leaders, and entrepreneurs to discuss the challenges facing businesses and to explore innovative solutions to support economic growth in Ghana.

The decline in interest rates is expected to have a significant impact on the financial sector in Ghana, and many experts believe that it will provide a much-needed boost to businesses struggling to access credit. The reduction in lending rates will enable businesses to invest in their operations, expand their reach, and create more jobs, ultimately contributing to economic growth in Ghana.

The falling interest rates in Ghana are being viewed as a positive development by industry experts and business leaders. The move is expected to support private sector growth, improve access to credit, and create new opportunities for young entrepreneurs. The MIG Business Forum provides a platform for stakeholders to come together and explore innovative solutions to support economic growth in Ghana.

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