- Foreign accounts cautiously return after government settles one of its biggest coupon payments
- Trading volumes jump 23% in a week, led by central bank and treasury bills
ACCRA, GHANA – Foreign investors are re-entering Ghana’s local debt market after the government disbursed GHS9.7 billion ($888mn) coupon last week, boosting confidence in the country’s ability to stay current on its restructured obligations.
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