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Ghana accepts 3.48 billion cedis in Treasury bills against a 5.02 billion target
Investors bid more than Ghana's targeted amount, but the Treasury accepted only 3.482 billion cedis at the 16 October auction.
The overview of Banque du Ghana is being prepared.
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Investors bid more than Ghana's targeted amount, but the Treasury accepted only 3.482 billion cedis at the 16 October auction.
GoldBod reports 85.4 tonnes of small-scale gold exports worth $11.6 billion between 1 January and 20 October. The sector exceeded large-scale mining exports over the same period.
Sales on 13 and 15 October are supplying banks with foreign currency derived from gold. They add to the previous week's operations.
Trials on both corridors are meant to enable settlement in local currencies by linking banks, digital currencies and mobile wallets.
Bids reached 5.06 billion cedis against a target of 2.87 billion, with a marked preference for the 91-day maturity.
The Bank of Ghana's draft directive requires a full assessment of repayment capacity and provides for entry into force in July 2027.
The draft targets banks' use of AI, while the 2026 cyber directive already imposes governance and incident-reporting controls.
Two spot sales fed commercial banks through the new GoFX platform as seasonal demand for foreign currency rises.
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