The government raised GH¢20.48 billion from the domestic money market in April 2026 through a series of Treasury bill auctions.
Five Treasury bill auctions covering the 91-day, 182-day, and 364-day instruments were held on April 2, 10, 17, 24, and 30 to raise the money; investor participation was generally high throughout the month.
According to data issued by the Bank of Ghana on Monday, the government accepted the majority of the bids and borrowed GH¢2.95 billion on April 2, 2026.
On April 10, it raised GH¢5.11 billion, a significant rise in borrowing.
While the April 24 auction yielded a marginally lower result of GH¢3.90 billion, the April 17 auction raised GH¢4.09 billion, with bids distributed more equally among the three tenors.
The month’s last auction, which took place on April 30, brought in GH¢4.43 billion.
The five auctions added up to GH¢20.48 billion in government borrowing for the month of April.
Because investors clearly preferred short-term paper, the 91-day Treasury bill continued to be the most popular instrument throughout the month, accounting for the highest percentage of funds raised.
Source: newsthemegh.com