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Govt 3-Year-Bond Over Subscribed By More Than 450 %

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  • SHADY BLUE niagara falls, ontario 11 years ago

    About 99% of the bids came from foreign investors and the rest from firms and institutions, commercial banks and individuals.

    IS THERE A WEBSITE TO GO UNTO ENQUIRE ABOUT PURCHASING BONDS. I WILLBE VERY MUCH INTERESTED IF T ...
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  • DAN 11 years ago

    You know ghana will never pay all money back! Read the story..They are paying old bonds with these new ones..Just like people with credit cars moving balances from one card to another...Put your money in a short term 3-6 mont ...
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  • Ghanaman 11 years ago

    It is credit cards, not credit cars.

  • dan 11 years ago

    try spelling at 3 am in morning after working 10 hours!

  • Nana 11 years ago

    Greek bonds yielded 16 percent and they were classified as junk. Your 17 percent interest rate is the same rate loan sharks charge. This is no achievement. It is enslavement.

  • JQ 11 years ago

    AT 17% yield RATE, British, European and American Pension Funds cant get enough of these Ghana bonds. Its easy pickings for their Pension Funds.

  • catee93 11 years ago

    Fixed deposit rate is another way, at 23% - 25% depending on the period. u can beat that!!!!!!!!!

  • Guy Mmoasem 11 years ago

    It is plain and simple;99% of foreign invetsors guranteed 17% profit with no SWEAT makes neo-colonialism. How come Ghanaians and other Africans are not investing in Ghana and Africa? NDC
    IMPOVERISHES GHANAIANS AND ENRICHES ...
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  • DAN 11 years ago

    You think most rich men in africa or america work hard? Not with their hands, maybe with their brains...The loosing candidate for USA president Romney had huge amounts of money from this type of dealing...You can't even make ...
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  • Guy Mmoasem 11 years ago

    CI dont give a damn what you idiot write here.The point is Ghanaians and Africans building welth too. Capitalist banking or whatever,African
    diaspora should be partners in wealth building in Africa. Nkrumah talked about neo- ...
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  • Guy Mmoasem 11 years ago

    Kwabena Duffuor must be ashamed of himself supervising a sham so-called
    FDI via GoG bonds. Why were Ghanaians kept out in the dark; how about the African diaspora? It is shocking but understandable of Ghana's COMPRADOR BOURG ...
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  • Sakura 11 years ago

    We are just borrowing to pay existing debt. How are the funds being utilized? Why should the ministry of finance come out with this post? Ohh my fatherland.

  • Yabadabadoo 11 years ago

    We need to realize that Human capital is equally as important as Investment capital.