The government is aiming to raise GH¢6.248.84 billion at its treasury bills auction on September 26, 2025.

This is expected from the 91, 182 and 365-day bills.

Last week, the government secured GH¢3.432.82 billion in its auction on Friday, September 22, 2025.

This was an oversubscription from the target of GH¢3.019 billion.

Data from the Bank of Ghana showed that investors tendered a total of GH¢3.445.95 billion across the 91-day, 182-day, and 364-day bills.

According to the results released by the central bank, out of the bids tendered, only GH¢13.13 million was not accepted.

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Also, bids worth GH¢2.581.67 billion were tendered for the 91-day bills, but only GH¢2.576.67 billion were accepted.

Out of GH¢613.82 million submitted for the 182-day bills, only GH¢608.82 million were accepted.

The 364-day bill received bids worth GH¢250.46 million, but only GH¢247.33 million were accepted.

Interest rates for the 91-day bill were 10.45%, while the interest rate for the 182-day bill was 12.36%.

Additionally, the interest rate for the 364-day bill was 12.88%.

The Bank of Ghana said the GOG Securities Wholesale Auction is open only to Primary Dealers.

All Primary Dealers are obliged to act as market makers in GOG Securities.

"The investing public interested in purchasing or selling GOG securities may do so on the secondary market (Ghana Fixed Income Market) through depository participants (including Primary Dealers)," the BoG said.

SSD/SA

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