The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of Parliament has engaged officials of the Bank of Ghana (BoG) on the 2015 Auditor General’s report.

The committee interrogated reports covering the central bank’s foreign exchange receipts and payments for the year 2015.

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Thus, the Bank of Ghana’s foreign exchange transaction and receipts and payments for the first half year and second half year of 2015.

Addressing the committee officials of the bank raised concerns about the need for government to be circumspect about bond disbursements.

According to an official from the bank, the disbursement of funds from bonds have a huge impact on Bank of Ghana's reserves.

Ghana has raised $2.2 billion from a sale of long-dated domestic bonds, boosting its central bank reserves by one-third.

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Offshore buyers constituted 90 percent of accepted bids, according to Barclays Bank Ghana sources.

This the bank of Ghana says such transactions boost the fiscal position of the government as well as central bank reserves.