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Investor demand for short-term government securities remained strong as the Bank of Ghana (BoG) raised GH¢5.86 billion in its latest 56-day bill auction, clearing bids at some of the tightest ranges seen in recent weeks.
Investor demand for short-term government securities remained strong as the Bank of Ghana (BoG) raised GH¢5.86 billion in its latest 56-day bill auction, clearing bids at some of the tightest ranges seen in recent weeks.
According to the results of Tender 836 held on November 17, 2025, the short-term bills cleared at discount bid rates ranging between 20.7180% and 20.8116%, all of which were fully allotted.
The auction closed with a weighted average interest rate of 21.4972%, reflecting sustained investor appetite for high-yield, short-dated instruments amid elevated market rates.
The strong uptake highlights continued demand from banks and institutional investors as the central bank intensifies liquidity-management operations to stabilise short-term rates and support broader monetary tightening measures.
