Ghana generated GH¢4.87 billion from the last Treasury bill auction, falling short of its target by slightly more than GH¢1 billion, according to auction statistics issued by the Bank of Ghana.
According to the results of Tender 2009, which took place on May 29, 2026, investors submitted a total of GH¢4.92 billion in bids, of which the government accepted GH¢4.87 billion in bills with 91, 182, and 364 days.
The amount that was accepted fell short of the GH¢5.89 billion that the government had set for the auction. With bids totalling GH¢3.37 billion, the 91-day bill drew the most demand from investors. GH¢3.36 billion was accepted by the government from that period.
Investors submitted GH¢749.67 million for the 182-day bill, of which GH¢705.65 million was approved.
The entire amount of GH¢797.98 million was accepted for the 364-day bill. For the shorter tenors, yields stayed in single digits.
The 182-day bill cleared at 7.0434 percent, while the 91-day bill’s weighted average interest rate finished at 4.9901 percent.
The weighted average interest rate for the 364-day bill was 10.4593 percent.
Source: newsthemegh.com