By Joshua Worlasi AMLANU [email protected] The country’s fixed-income market needs a yield curve that accurately ...

The Member of Parliament for Tano North, Dr. Gideon Boako, has asserted that Ghana’s bond market remains accessible to the government ...

The Head of Global Markets at First National Bank, Kofi Pianim, has acknowledged concerns over currency market volatility in Ghana and its impact on businesses, attributing the instability to factors ...

Despite these developments, the yield curve remains inverted, with coupons on long-term bonds around 10 percent and short-term T-bills above 20 percent. “If you look at Ghana’s yield curve now ...