GCB Capital Research – Ghananewsonline.com.gh

Cedi strengthens against major currencies on FX liquidity surge

GCB Capital Research highlights hurdles in MoU talks with OCC for Ghana’s $600m second tranche

BoG to commence monetary policy loosening by March 2024, forecasts GCB Capital Research

Yields on T-Bills predicted to peak at 33.5%

GCB Capital Research foresees strong demand for upcoming GHS 2.15bn T-Bill auction

Yields on T-Bills predicted to peak at 33.5%

GCB Capital Research predicts potential oversubscription of GH¢2.11bn T-Bill auction

Government’s successful GH¢2.37bn coupon payment bolsters investor confidence – GCB Capital Research