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Investors favour 91-day Treasury bills in recent GOG auction

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01 billion of the 91-day bill bids, GHS1.26 billion of the 182-day bill bids, and GHS136.12, GNA – Investors showed a strong preference for 91-day Treasury bills at the latest government auction, choosing shorter-term investments over longer-term securities.

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