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Treasury bills attract GH¢12.37bn in bids, exceeding gov't target by 30.3%

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Treasury bills attract GH¢12.37bn in bids, exceeding gov't target by 30.3%

37 billion in bids for the 91-day, 182-day and 364-day Treasury bills, compared with the government's target of GH¢9.30 billion for the 182-day bill.87 billion target for the next auction.

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