The Bank of Ghana reports that Ghana’s domestic debt rose by GH¢57 billion to GH¢391 billion as of June 2026. This increase contributes to a total public debt reaching GH¢719.5 billion. The rise in domestic debt was largely driven by substantial gains in short-term securities, increasing by GH¢33.432 billion. Medium-term securities also saw a significant uptick of GH¢17.249 billion, while long-term securities grew by GH¢6.763 billion. These figures indicate a considerable expansion of Ghana’s overall debt burden within the specified timeframe. The Bank of Ghana’s data provides insight into the evolving dynamics of Ghana’s public finances. Further analysis will be required to understand the implications of these increases for the country's economic stability.