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Rollover cost of T-bills reduced substantially, one-year bill drops by 10% since December 2024
Last week, the government increased its T-bills uptake reflecting higher financing needs following weeks of below-target acceptances.
The Ministry of Finance imposed a three-year ban on the issuance of new medium- or long-term domestic bonds following the domestic debt restructuring in December 2022.
This week’s higher issuance target of GH¢5.
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