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Cool 21 hours ago
With my little Economics knowledge is this not classified as Loans solicited by the Govt? NDC govt is squeezing all the monies from the market. No wonder inflation rates are Low but Consumers don't have money to buy.
With my little Economics knowledge is this not classified as Loans solicited by the Govt? NDC govt is squeezing all the monies from the market. No wonder inflation rates are Low but Consumers don't have money to buy.
The Ghanaian Telegraph 21 hours ago
The Nigerian President Mr Buhari Of Blessed Memory Was Known To Have Called The Youth In His Country/ Lazy/ Because They Want Everything Done For Them
The Nigerian President Mr Buhari Of Blessed Memory Was Known To Have Called The Youth In His Country/ Lazy/ Because They Want Everything Done For Them
The Ghanaian Telegraph 21 hours ago
&With That As A Yard/Stick The Practice Of Ghana Government Setting Un/Realistic Yields On It's Instruments Doesn't Have It's Footing In Reality / If One Is Issuing Instruments There Are Factors That Inform/Influence How Much ... read full comment
&With That As A Yard/Stick The Practice Of Ghana Government Setting Un/Realistic Yields On It's Instruments Doesn't Have It's Footing In Reality / If One Is Issuing Instruments There Are Factors That Inform/Influence How Much The Instrument Can Yield
The Ghanaian Telegraph 21 hours ago
Government Doesn't Engage In The Production Of Products/ So The Question Is What Informs It's Decision On How Much Yields To Offer
Government Doesn't Engage In The Production Of Products/ So The Question Is What Informs It's Decision On How Much Yields To Offer
The Ghanaian Telegraph 21 hours ago
The Substantive Question Is What What Type/Kind Of Business Is Government Going T
The Substantive Question Is What What Type/Kind Of Business Is Government Going T
The Ghanaian Telegraph 21 hours ago
Engage In/ In Three And Six Months Period Whose Profits Will Be Used To Service Yields On Government Instruments
Engage In/ In Three And Six Months Period Whose Profits Will Be Used To Service Yields On Government Instruments
Kofi 19 hours ago
The banks feel to buy treasury bill instead of giving it out for loans because commercial bank rates around 12 percent whilst the t.bill is 12.9, that is the reasons why is going up, the banks fear of giving loans out becaus ... read full comment
The banks feel to buy treasury bill instead of giving it out for loans because commercial bank rates around 12 percent whilst the t.bill is 12.9, that is the reasons why is going up, the banks fear of giving loans out because there's no money in the system to do business, killer ntua contractors and cocoa farmers and no money in town.
Kojo W D. 4 hours ago
5.7% is nothing at all! At least 10% should the right rate
5.7% is nothing at all! At least 10% should the right rate
EMPOWER YOURSELF TO €ARN CASH DAILY before the month ends today! Exchange a service for money. LET there be URGENCY in your quest to turn your life around through technical skill acquisition. Do it today, not tomorrow. Smar ...
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With my little Economics knowledge is this not classified as Loans solicited by the Govt? NDC govt is squeezing all the monies from the market. No wonder inflation rates are Low but Consumers don't have money to buy.
The Nigerian President Mr Buhari Of Blessed Memory Was Known To Have Called The Youth In His Country/ Lazy/ Because They Want Everything Done For Them
&With That As A Yard/Stick The Practice Of Ghana Government Setting Un/Realistic Yields On It's Instruments Doesn't Have It's Footing In Reality / If One Is Issuing Instruments There Are Factors That Inform/Influence How Much ...
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Government Doesn't Engage In The Production Of Products/ So The Question Is What Informs It's Decision On How Much Yields To Offer
The Substantive Question Is What What Type/Kind Of Business Is Government Going T
Engage In/ In Three And Six Months Period Whose Profits Will Be Used To Service Yields On Government Instruments
The banks feel to buy treasury bill instead of giving it out for loans because commercial bank rates around 12 percent whilst the t.bill is 12.9, that is the reasons why is going up, the banks fear of giving loans out becaus ...
read full comment
5.7% is nothing at all! At least 10% should the right rate