GSE Turnover Declines By 88.76% On Tuesday

The market saw ten different stocks traded, resulting in a substantial decrease in total volume to 34,660 shares.

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The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) again witnessed a significant drop in trading activity, with total turnover plummeting to GH¢72,004.55, marking an 88.76% decline day-on-day.

The market saw ten different stocks traded, resulting in a substantial decrease in total volume to 34,660 shares.

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Among the traded stocks, CAL led the volume chart with 17,017 shares changing hands. Meanwhile, SOGEGH, TOTAL, and FML closed with outstanding offers at GH¢1.55, GH¢13.56, and GH¢3.50, respectively.

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In a notable move, SCB closed at a new year high of GH¢20.10, gaining GH¢0.05 on the day. This performance contributed to a GH¢6.74 million increase in the market’s total value, bringing it to GH¢93.31 billion.

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The benchmark GSE Composite Index rose to 4,490.80 points, reflecting a year-to-date return of 43.47%. The GSE Financial Stocks Index also showed an upward trend, closing at 4,490.80 points with a year-to-date gain of 10.23%.

Investors and market watchers will be keenly observing whether this downturn in trading volume is a temporary blip or indicative of a longer-term trend as the GSE navigates through an increasingly volatile economic landscape.

Source:norvanreports.com

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