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Ghana dollar bond trading surges 4,684% to $35M in five months

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Local dollar bond trading in Ghana has jumped 4,684 percent to $35 million over five months, signalling a significant deepening of the country's domestic capital markets. The surge provides a notable positive data point against the backdrop of Ghana's broader macroeconomic pressures.

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Local dollar bond trading jumps 4,684% to US$35m in 5 months · thebftonline.com · T3

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