The Bank of Ghana (BoG) raised GH¢16.2 billion from its 14-day treasury bill auction on February 4, 2026.

Bids were submitted at rates between 11.88% and 11.94% per year, and all accepted bids were allotted within the 14-day period.

Other treasury bills also attracted strong interest. The 364-day bill received bids of about GH¢6.54 billion, with GH¢5.97 billion accepted. The 182-day bill had bids of GH¢4.65 billion, with GH¢3.54 billion accepted.

Bank of Ghana sells GH¢3.95 billion in short-term bills

The 91-day bill received nearly GH¢5.90 billion in bids, and GH¢2.78 billion was accepted.

The auction was oversubscribed by 75.86%, with total accepted bids reaching GH¢12.30 billion, much higher than the government’s target of GH¢6.99 billion.

Market analysts say the strong demand shows that investors are keen on short-term government securities.

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