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ACI Ghana weekly money market update – May 20, 2024

by Features
May 20, 2024
ACI Ghana weekly money market update – February 5, 2024
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Below is Ghana’s money market update for the week beginning May 20, 2024.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Yields on the 91-Day, 182-Day and 1-Year T-Bill rates fell by 10bps, 5bps and 5bps to close at 25.10%, 26.95%, and 27.95% respectively. BOG 56-day bill and interbank rate remained at 29.00% and 28.74% respectively.

Expected maturities for the week of May 20, 2024, include:

>> GHS 2.99 billion in Treasury Bill maturities comprising:

  1. GHS 2.42 billion in 91-day maturities due on May 20th
  2. GHS 568.49 million in 182-day maturities due on May 20th

>> GHS 395 million in 56-day Bill maturities comprising:

  1. GHS 69.39 million due on May 20th
  2. GHS 325.66 million due on May 22nd

The Treasury Bill auction demand on Friday was oversubscribed by 0.79%. The Government accepted all the GHS 3.212 billion bids tendered, which was above the auction target of GHS 3.187 billion.

Auction Target

GHS 3.187 billion

Total Bids

GHS 3.212 billion

Total Accepted

GHS 3.212 billion

Bid-to-Cover

1.0000x

Subscription Ratio

1.0079x

Money Market Term(s) of the Week

Commercial Paper (CP): A promissory note issued by a large corpora5on or financial institution usually for a short period no longer than 364 days. It may be issued at a discount or on an interest-bearing basis. With the introduc5on of the Ghana Stock Exchange’s Commercial Paper Market Rules, eligible CP admitted into the Ghana Fixed Income Market may be traded in the secondary market.

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