- Treasury rejects higher-cost borrowing despite strong demand.
- Rising yields reflect growing inflation and financing concerns.
ACCRA, GHANA – Ghana’s Treasury bill auction fell short of its fundraising target for the first time in weeks after authorities rejected higher-yielding bids, signalling caution over borrowing costs despite robust investor demand.
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