Ghana's bond market surges 77% as investors position ahead of inflation data
Secondary bond market turnover jumped to GH¢2.76bn last week, driven by mid-term securities as traders await key inflation figures.
Ghana's Borrowing Costs Continue to Ease as Reference Rate Hits 10.04% in October
The Ghana Reference Rate falls to 10.04%, offering relief to variable-rate borrowers as lending conditions soften.
Ghana's Bond Market Slows as Investors Eye COCOBOD's Major GH¢16.3bn Issuance
Secondary bond market turnover falls 28% to GH¢1.56bn as major cocoa financing programme attracts investor attention.
Ghana's Treasury Bill Market Shows Sustained Investor Confidence as Yields Continue Softening
Government treasury bill auctions maintain strong oversubscription streak amid declining yields, signalling robust investor appetite.
Ghana's GH¢3.15bn Four-Year Bond Auction Signals Strong Investor Confidence in Domestic Debt
Government raises GH¢3.15bn from latest Treasury bond auction amid sustained investor appetite for medium-term securities.
Ghana Stock Exchange surges 71.9% in August as trading activity nearly quadruples year-on-year
The GSE Composite Index delivered strong gains in August 2026, though investor losses widened with 16 stocks declining against 10 gainers.
Ghana Stock Exchange surges past 75% returns as market activity reaches record highs
GSE delivers strong year-to-date gains for investors, with equity and fixed income markets showing robust growth through July 2026.
Why Ghanaian investors are still hungry for Treasury Bills despite dropping rates
Strong demand for Treasury Bills persists despite rates falling from 11% to 5% this year, reflecting investor preference for safety.
Ghana's Treasury Bill Auction Smashes Target as Investors Rush to Lend to Government
Government receives nearly GHC12bn in bids for GHC6.2bn borrowing target, signalling strong investor confidence in debt securities.
Ghana's Bond Market Cools as Investors Shift to Treasury Bills; Recovery Expected Soon
Secondary bond market turnover plummeted 71% to GH¢1.56bn as traders favour shorter-duration instruments amid rising bill yields.