Below is Ghana’s money market update for the week beginning March 18, 2024.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Last week short-term interest rates continued falling. The yield on the 91-Day, 182-Day and 1-Year T-Bill rates all fell by 25bps to close at 26.50%, 29.00%, and 29.60% respectively. BOG 56-day bill rate and interbank interest rate remained unchanged at 29.00% and 28.47% respectively.
Expected maturities for the week of March 18, 2024, include:
>> GHS 3.64 billion in Treasury Bill maturities comprising:
>> GHS 2.05 billion in 56-day Bill maturities comprising:
The Treasury Bill auction on Friday witnessed weakened demand even though the target was exceeded by 38.31%. The Government accepted a total of GHS 5.37 billion, surpassing the auction target of GHS 3.89 billion by GHS 1.47 billion.
Auction Target | GHS 3.891 billion |
Total Bids | GHS 5.381 billion |
Total Accepted | GHS 5.370 billion |
Bid-to-Cover | 1.0000x |
Subscription Ratio | 1.3831x |
Money Market Term(s) of the Week
Netting: Usually, in a swap, interest payments between the counterparties flow on the same dates. Therefore, only the difference between the interest payments, i.e. the net amount, is exchanged. This is referred to as netting.
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