The Bank of Ghana (BoG) raised a total of GH¢7.0 billion from its 56-day bills at its latest auction held on October 20, 2025.
According to official auction results published by the central bank, bid rates ranged between 20% and 20.81% per annum, with allotments made in full within the same range. The weighted average discount rate settled at 20.77%, translating to an interest rate of 21.46% per annum.
The results indicate continued investor demand for short-term BoG securities, given the high yield on the debt instrument.
BoG raises GH¢4.91 billion in 56-day bill auction
The issuance comes as the central bank maintains tight monetary conditions to anchor inflation and support the cedi’s recent gains.
The 56-day bill is among the tools used by the BoG to regulate money supply and influence short-term interest rates.
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