The government, in its Treasury bills auction on March 5, 2026, raised GH¢458 million, far exceeding its target of GH¢5.67 billion.

The Bank of Ghana's data showed that total bids submitted for the 91-day, 182-day and 364-day Treasury bills reached GH¢10.76 billion, out of which GH¢6.14 billion was accepted.

The strong demand for the instruments occurred amid declining yields across all tenors, underscoring sustained investor appetite for government securities, particularly short-term instruments at the front end of the yield curve.

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The 364-day Treasury bill attracted bids of about GH¢3.59 billion, with GH¢1.72 billion accepted.

The 182-day bill recorded bids of roughly GH¢1.95 billion, out of which GH¢946 million.

The 91-day bill drew bids of nearly GH¢5.21 billion, with accepted bids amounting to about GH¢3.47 billion, making it the most subscribed instrument during the auction.

The government is seeking to raise GH¢8.13 billion for the next Treasury bill auction.

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