<< Back             Poser >> Ghana government misses target in latest Treasury Bill auction The Ghana government has missed its borrowing target in the latest Treasury Bill auction, recording a shortfall in the total amount accepted from the market. ​The auction results published by the Bank of Ghana for the tender held on April 10, 2026, said the government sought to raise GH¢7.57 billion through the issuance of 91-day, 182-day, and 364-day bills. However, total bids accepted by the Central Bank amounted to GH¢5.11 billion, resulting in a deficit of GH¢2.46 billion against the initial target. ​The 91-day bill accounted for the bulk of the accepted bids, totalling GH¢4.43 billion, while the 182-day and 364-day bills attracted GH¢520 million and GH¢16 million, respectively. ​In light of the results, the Government had set a target of GH¢4.89 billion for the upcoming Tender 2003. ​Source: GNA Ghana Business News	Dangote Refinery drives historic shift as Nigeria becomes net petrol exporter The landmark development marks a decisive turnaround for Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil producer, which for decades depended heavily on imported refined petroleum products. Ghana government misses target in latest Treasury Bill auction The Ghana government has missed its borrowing target in the latest Treasury Bill auction, recording a shortfall in the total amount accepted from the market. Experts call for transparency in Ghana’s petroleum revenue management The annual report of the Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC) for 2025 has thrown a spotlight on Ghana's oil and gas sector, with experts calling for improved transparency and accountability in the management of the country's petroleum revenues. Stakeholders push for stronger coordination to transform Ghana’s rice industry The Competitive African Rice Platform (CARP) Ghana, has convened its maiden stakeholder policy dialogue in Tamale to promote coordinated efforts aimed at strengthening Ghana’s rice value chain. Stock market maintains uptrend as investors gain N1.4trn in 4 days By Peter Egwuatu   The Nigerian stock market extended its bullish momentum, Week-on-Week, WoW, at the close of trading last week , as sustained institutional demand for large-cap and fundamentally resilient stocks continued to drive the Nigerian Exchange Limited, NGX benchmark Index, All Share Index, ASI, and market capitalisation  higher. Specifically, investors garnered N1.359 trillion from their […] Nigeria misses OPEC quota, produces 1.38m bpd in March In its March 2026 Monthly Oil Market Report (MOMR), OPEC stated that the figures were based on data obtained through direct communication with Nigerian authorities.