Local bourse tumbles 4.89 points over the week; posts -0.59% YTD returns 

Followed by FML, UNIL, GCB, CAL and, GOIL  recording price declines of GH¢0.30, GH¢0.27, GH¢0.04, GH¢0.02 and GH¢0.01 to close at GH¢2.70, GH¢2.58, GH¢3.90, GH¢0.56 and GH¢1.70 per share respectively.

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Market activity for the week fell 4.89 points to close at 2,429.55 points translating into a YTD return of -0.59%.

The GSE Financial Stock Index (GSE-FSI) also lost 4.02 points to close at 2,040.96 points translating into a YTD  return of -0.57%.

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Fifteen (15) equities traded over the week, ending with a gainer and six (6)  stocks recording price declines.

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BOPP recorded a price gain of GH¢0.80 to  close at GH¢8.80 per share. GLD led the losers’, losing GH¢3.55 to close at  GH¢243.20 per share.

Followed by FML, UNIL, GCB, CAL and, GOIL  recording price declines of GH¢0.30, GH¢0.27, GH¢0.04, GH¢0.02 and GH¢0.01 to close at GH¢2.70, GH¢2.58, GH¢3.90, GH¢0.56 and GH¢1.70 per share respectively.

As a result, market capitalization decreased by GH¢58.50 million to close the trading week at GH¢64.50 billion.

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A total of 119,777 shares cumulating to a value of GH¢2,068,375.71 were traded during the week.

This week’s data shows a decrease of 82.74% in  volume traded and an increase of 34.69% in trade turnover.

MTNGH emerged as the most traded stock during the week whilst GLD accounted for 93.20% of total value traded.

Ticker  Close Price  (GH¢) Open Price  (GH¢) Price  Change Y-t-D  Change
BOPP  8.80  8.00 0.80 15.03%
GOIL  1.70  1.71 -0.01 -1.16%
CAL  0.56  0.58 -0.02 -13.85%
GCB  3.90  3.94 -0.04 -1.02%
UNIL  2.58  2.85 -0.27 -33.51%
FML  2.70  3.00 -0.30 -10.00%
GLD  243.20  246.75 -3.55 11.66%

 

Source: norvanreports.com

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