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Ghana T-bill oversubscription continues as rates climb further

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Ghana's latest Treasury bill auction recorded 23% oversubscription while interest rates continued their upward trajectory. The persistent rate increase compounds the financing cost pressures on startups and private sector borrowers documented in earlier auction data.

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T-bills auction: Government records 23% oversubscription, but interest rates continue to rise · myjoyonline.com · T3

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Jul 7, 2026
T-Bill Rates Keep Climbing
A new auction has recorded further upward movement in T-bill rates, extending the persistent rate-rise trend documented in the July 6 oversubscription data.
Jul 6, 2026This story
T-bill Rates Rise Again
New auction records 23% oversubscription with rates continuing to rise, adding a further data point to the tightening yield environment first flagged at 60% oversubscription and nearly 13% on June 29.
Jun 29, 2026
Ghana T-Bill Rates Near 13%
T-bill yields now confirmed at nearly 13% with 60% oversubscription, adding specific rate data to the rising fixed income yield signal flagged in Ghana's earlier macro headwinds story.
Jun 24, 2026
Ghana Macro Pressures Mount on Multiple Fronts
Rising T-bill yields, inflation rebound, and FX pressure add new macroeconomic data points to the persistent street FX premium and cost-pressure signals first tracked on June 19.
Jun 19, 2026
Ghana Street FX Gap Stays Above 10%
Ghana's street foreign exchange premium has remained above 10%, creating direct margin pressure on fintech and payments startups operating in the country. Bank of Ghana payment directives and an anticipated Gulf deal are seen as partial mitigants but have not yet closed the gap. The persistent premium is a material operating risk for any startup with forex-sensitive revenue or cost structures in Ghana.