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Gov’t targets GHS 2.20bn in next T-Bill auction against GHS 2.08bn rollover obligation 

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Gov’t targets GHS 2.20bn in next T-Bill auction against GHS 2.08bn rollover obligation 

Government’s next treasury bill (T-bill) auction is scheduled for Friday, June 23, 2023. The auction aims to raise a total face value of GH¢2.20 billion across the 91-day to 364-day tenors. This comes as the government faces an upcoming rollover obligation of GH¢2.088 billion due on June 26, 2023. The successful execution of this auction is crucial to meet the financing needs and maintain market stability.

Amidst these developments, the recent inflation data for May 2023 has bucked the trend of continuous decline, raising concerns among market participants. However, analysts believe that this uptick in inflation is likely temporary and can be attributed to the pass-through effects of utility tariff hikes and new revenue measures. As such, the May 2023 inflation print may not significantly alter the near-term yield dynamics for T-bills.

Market observers note that the concentration on short-term financing, such as T-bills, may have implications for yield dynamics. The preference for short-term instruments can put upward pressure on yields as investors demand higher returns for the perceived risks associated with shorter maturities. This trend has the potential to extend the recent uptick in T-bill yields, making the upcoming auction a crucial test of investor sentiment and appetite for shorter-dated government securities.

The rollover obligations due on June 26, 2023, further underscore the importance of the T-bill auction. With a significant amount of maturing debt to be refinanced, the government needs to ensure a successful auction to maintain market confidence and meet its financial obligations. The ability to effectively manage rollover requirements is crucial for debt sustainability and overall macroeconomic stability.

Market participants will closely monitor the auction results to gauge investor demand and the subsequent impact on T-bill yields. A successful auction, with strong investor participation and competitive rates, would signal confidence in Ghana’s debt instruments and reinforce the government’s ability to meet its financing needs. Conversely, a lackluster auction or rising yields could raise concerns about investor sentiment and the country’s fiscal outlook.

Government’s upcoming T-bill auction targeting GH¢2.20 billion comes at a critical juncture as it faces rollover obligations and inflationary concerns. The recent uptick in inflation, driven by utility tariff hikes and new revenue measures, is viewed as temporary by analysts. However, the concentration on short-term financing and the rollover obligations pose challenges and uncertainties for T-bill yields. The outcome of the auction will provide valuable insights into market sentiment, investor confidence, and Ghana’s ability to meet its financing requirements while maintaining stability in the financial system.

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