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Gov’t raises extra GHS 230m on fixed income market

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Gov’t raises extra GHS 230m on fixed income market

Government exceeded its Treasury bills auction target by GH¢230.91 million, raising a total of GH¢1,676 million.

However, accepted bids were below tendered bids as GH¢1,405.70 million was raised in 91-Day Bills and GH¢270.32 million in 182-Day Bills as compared to GH¢1,131.44 million raised in  91-Day Bills, GH¢494.85 million in 182-Day Bills and GH¢183.13 million  in 364-Day Bills at the previous auction. 

BREAKDOWN OF TOTAL AMOUNT RAISED THIS WEEK 

Treasuries Bids Tendered  

(GH¢ MN)

Bids Accepted  

(GH¢ MN)

91-Day T-Bill 1,411.00 1,405.70
182-Day T-Bill 311.91 270.32
TOTAL 1,722.91 1,676.02

Interest rates for the money market instruments continued to  remain relatively stable since the government’s only source of  borrowing, for now, is the treasury market.

Yields settled at 35.66% and 35.95% for the 91-Day and 182-Day bills respectively. 

GOG Treasuries Current Previous Change 
91-Day T-Bills 35.66% 35.36% 0.296%
182-Day T-Bills 35.95% 35.98% -0.033%

The target for the next auction (Tender #1833) isGH¢1,125.00million in 91-Day,182-Day and364-Day Bills.

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