Gov’t targets GHS 3.9bn in upcoming T-Bill auction to refinance maturities worth GHS 3.2bn

Given the current constricted liquidity conditions in the market, GCB Capital Research asserts it does not anticipate oversubscription of the auction. Instead, the expectation is that the auction will attract just enough demand to effectively refinance the maturity obligation at relatively stable prices.

Gov’t targets GHS 3.9bn in upcoming T-Bill auction to refinance maturities worth GHS 3.2bn

In the upcoming Treasury bill (T-bill) auction scheduled for Friday, December 8, 2023, GCB Capital Research predicts a targeted gross issuance of GH¢3.9 billion, reflecting a -30.24% week-on-week adjustment. The primary objective of this auction is to refinance imminent maturities estimated at GH¢3.25 billion.

Given the current constricted liquidity conditions in the market, GCB Capital Research asserts it does not anticipate oversubscription of the auction. Instead, the expectation is that the auction will attract just enough demand to effectively refinance the maturity obligation at relatively stable prices.

The forecast by GCB Capital Research underscores the nuanced dynamics of the market, where a delicate balance is sought in managing liquidity constraints while meeting refinancing obligations. As investors demonstrate a preference for longer tenors, the anticipated auction outcome is poised to provide insights into the evolving investor sentiment and strategic positioning within the T-bill landscape.

The analysis aligns with broader trends observed in the financial landscape, emphasizing the cautious and strategic approach undertaken by market participants in response to prevailing market conditions. The upcoming T-bill auction is poised to be a focal point for market observers, shedding light on the resilience and adaptability of Ghana’s financial markets in the face of evolving economic dynamics.
Source: norvanreports
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