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Gov’t raises GHS 1,977m on fixed income market

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Gov’t raises GHS 1,977m on fixed income market

Government, raised a total of GHS 1,977 million from the issuance of the 91, 182 and 364 days treasury bills in last week’s auction.

Bids tendered in for the 91, 182 and 364-day bills amounted to GHS 1,827 million, GHS 145 million and GHS 10 million respectively  – raising GHS 1,977 million below the targeted GHS 2,060 million in total.

BREAKDOWN OF TOTAL AMOUNT RAISED THIS WEEK
Treasuries Bids Tendered  

(GH¢ MN)

Bids Accepted  

(GH¢ MN)

91-Day T-Bill 1,827.52 1,827.52
182-Day T-Bill 145.69 142.03
364-Day T-Bill 10.03 7.86
TOTAL 1,983.24 1,977.41

Regarding the yields of the issuances, the 91- Day bills gained 1.049% to close at 34.39% with the 182-Day bills also increasing by 0.649% to 35.50%.

The 364-Day bills gained 0.282% settling at 35.08%.

RESULTS OF LAST WEEK’S TREASURY BILL AUCTION
GOG Treasuries Current Previous Change 
91-Day T-Bills 34.39% 33.34% 1.049%
182-Day T-Bills 35.50% 34.85% 0.649%
364-Day T-Bills 35.08% 34.80% 0.282%

Government’s target for the next auction (Tender #1825) is GHS 1,168 million in the 91, 182 and 364-Day bills.

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