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    T-bills auction: Government misses target for 3rd consecutive time, but rejects GH¢2.3bn of bids

    ZamZam UpdateBy ZamZam UpdateApril 6, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The federal government missed its treasury invoice goal for the third consecutive time this 12 months as investor demand for the short-term devices diminished.

    In line with public sale outcomes by the Financial institution of Ghana, the Treasury rejected somewhat over GH¢2.3 billion of the entire bids regardless of recording a 7.59% undersubscription.

    Total, the federal government acquired GH¢4.05 billion from the sale of the short-term devices as towards a goal of GH¢4.39 billion.

    The vast majority of the bids got here from the 91-day invoice.

    About GH¢3.380 billion representing 83% of the entire bids got here from the three.0 months invoice. The federal government solely accepted GH¢1.44 billion of the bids.

    For the 182-day invoice, solely GH¢501.17 million have been tendered. The uptake was GH¢81.09 million.

    Just a little over GH¢176 million have been tendered for the 364-day invoice, with the federal government accepting GH¢161 million of the bids.

    In the meantime, rates of interest continued to fall on the yield curve.

    The yield on the 91-day T-bill declined by solely 7.0 foundation factors to fifteen.64%.

    The 182-day invoice additionally dropped to 16.50% from the earlier 16.70%.  

    The speed on the 364-day invoice additionally declined marginally to 18.83%. 

    SECURITIESBIDS TENDERED (GH¢)BIDS ACCEPTED (GH¢)
    91 Day Invoice    3.380bn1.449bn
    182 Day Invoice501.17m81.09m
    364 Day Invoice176.26m161.26m
       
    Complete4.057bn2.365bn
    Goal4.391bn 

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