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COCOBOD bond draws strong domestic appetite ahead of pricing

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Market participants have indicated strong appetite for the COCOBOD bond issuance, though final pricing is identified as the key determinant of its success. The demand signal adds further evidence of deepening domestic capital market participation beyond T-bills in Ghana.

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Market sees strong appetite for COCOBOD bond but pricing will be key · thebftonline.com · T3

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