This time around majority of the bids came from the 364-day bill, representing 73% of the total bids.
The report indicates that the government recorded about 60% oversubscription of its treasury bills auction but at a higher cost, as investors demanded more compensation.
It further notes that investors submitted bids worth GH¢7.3 billion as against a target of GH¢4.5 billion. The government however accepted GH¢6.01 billion.
This time around majority of the bids came from the 364-day bill, representing 73% of the total bids.
A little over GH¢5.4 billion of the bids were tendered. About GH¢4.2 billion were, however, accepted.
The 91-day bill saw bids worth GH¢1.47 billion tendered. The uptake was, however, GH¢1.34 billion.
The 182-day bill recorded bids of GH¢461.9 million. A little above GH¢378 million was accepted.
Meanwhile, interest rates hit nearly 13%, the first time since January 2026.
The yield on the 91-day bill went up by 74 basis points to 5.73%.
That of the 182-day bill also increased to 7.69% from 7.04% the previous week.
Similarly, the yield on the 364-day increased by 237 basis points to 12.82%.
