The Ghanaian government made a payment of $708.1 million in coupons on bonds issued under the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP) on Tuesday, August 19. This transfer, the fifth of its kind since the debt restructuring in 2023, was widely seen by investors as a signal of the Treasury’s commitment to honoring its financial obligations…....
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Ghana: $708 million in coupons paid on DDEP bonds, investor confidence strengthened
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