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T‑Bill Demand Surges as Government Raises GH¢6bn, Oversubscribes Auction by 31%

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T‑Bill Demand Surges as Government Raises GH¢6bn, Oversubscribes Auction by 31%
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The Ghanaian government successfully raised GH¢6 billion in Treasury bills, exceeding its target by 31% due to high investor demand. Yields across all tenors saw a significant increase, signaling a rebound in market appetite.

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Strong demand for government debt indicates shifting investor confidence and impacts the country's short-term fiscal financing strategy.

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Investor demand for Treasury bills remained strong on the primary market last week, with the government exceeding its fundraising target by more than GH 1.4 billion.

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The report is a factual summary of financial auction results provided by the Bank of Ghana.

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