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Gov’t to raise GH¢4.97 billion in upcoming treasury bill auction to address maturities

Osumanu Al-Hassan by Osumanu Al-Hassan
August 13, 2024
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The Government is set to raise GH₵4.97 billion in its forthcoming auction scheduled for 16th August 2024, as it seeks to address impending maturities totalling GH₵3.9 billion.

The upcoming auction will see the issuance of the 91, 182, and 364-Day Treasury bills, with the target marginally reduced from the previous week’s goal of GH₵6.55 billion.

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In the most recent auction, investor bids amounted to GH₵5.3 billion, all of which were fully accepted, although the sum fell short of the GH₵6.55 billion target.

Notably, the 91-Day Treasury Bill captured the lion’s share of investor interest, accounting for 78% of total subscriptions.

This marks a continuation of the trend where demand has been primarily concentrated in the shorter-term debt security.

Yield movements across the three tenors were minimal, with the rate on the 91-Day T-Bill inching up by a mere 0.01% to 24.83%.

Meanwhile, the 182-Day and 364-Day T-Bill rates remained static at 26.76% and 27.86%, respectively, underscoring a stable rate environment for longer-term issuances.

Source: Norvan Reports
Tags: maturitiestreasury bill auction

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