- Treasury bill auction misses target by more than GH¢1 billion.
- Rising yields signal growing caution among government debt investors.
ACCRA, GHANA — Investor demand for Ghana’s short-term government debt weakened sharply last week, as a Treasury bill auction fell GH¢1.07 billion (about $69 million) short of its fundraising target, raising fresh questions about financing conditions despite strong economic growth.
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