Bank of Ghana’s headquarters
The Bank of Ghana (BoG), in its 14-day bill auction, raised GH¢15.28 billion from the financial system.
This forms part of the bank’s ongoing Open Market Operations (OMO) aimed at tightening the country’s liquidity and helping to contain inflation.
Data from the BoG’s September 2025 Monthly Statistical Report show that the total money supply stood at GH¢353 billion.
According to official auction results published by the BoG, bids were submitted at interest rates ranging from 11.88% to 11.94% per annum, with all successful bids allotted within that range.
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Money supply refers to the overall stock of money in the economy, including physical currency as well as highly liquid financial assets such as bank deposits and money market instruments.
The latest liquidity absorption comes against the backdrop of easing inflation, which slowed to 3.6% at the end of January 2026.
The size of funds withdrawn through the 14-day bill reflects sustained investor demand for short-term central bank securities.
The auction settled at a weighted average yield of 11.99% per annum.
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