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David Apinga••333 words · 2 min read Ghana is set to open bids for a new Treasury Bond, but what will this mean for the nation's financial landscape?
Ghana's government is preparing to issue a new four-year cedi-denominated Treasury Bond to raise funds from domestic and non-resident investors.
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