The Government of Ghana generated GH¢5.83 billion from the latest Treasury bill auction, exceeding its target of GH¢5.44 billion due to robust investor demand for short-term government securities.
Investors submitted a total of GH¢6.09 billion for the 91-day, 182-day, and 364-day Treasury bills, according to Bank of Ghana data for Tender 2010, which took place on June 5, 2026.
GH¢5.83 billion, or around 95.75 percent of all offers, were accepted by the government.
The findings indicate that investors continue to choose short-dated securities, with the 91-day bill drawing the biggest portion of demand.
Investors submitted GH¢3.56 billion for the 91-day bill, while the government received GH¢3.51 billion.
The instrument recorded an interest rate of 5.01 percent and a weighted average discount rate of 4.95 percent.
Bids of GH¢1.71 billion were received for the 182-day bill; the government accepted GH¢1.68 billion.
It cleared at an interest rate of 7.09 percent and a weighted average discount rate of 6.85 percent.
Bids for the 364-day bill were GH¢815.57 million, of which GH¢640.25 million were accepted.
The weighted average discount rate for the one-year bill was 9.78 percent, while the interest rate was 10.84 percent.
Source: newsthemegh.com