Ghana announces issuance of seven-year Treasury bonds to raise domestic funding

On 13 October 2026 the Bank of Ghana announced a new issuance of seven-year Government of Ghana Treasury bonds as part of its domestic funding programme. The announcement signals a return to longer-dated local-currency borrowing to mobilise rupiah domestic financing for the government.

Announcing a seven-year domestic bond increases supply on Ghana’s local-currency yield curve and may influence benchmark GHS yields and banks’ portfolio allocations. If auction demand is weak, yields could rise and banks may reprice lending; strong demand would support longer-term local-currency funding and reduce reliance on short-term T-bills and external financing.

Publication of auction details (size, coupon, settlement date) or first auction result within coming weeks.