It was a livelier day on the Ghana Stock Exchange on Tuesday, with investors returning to the market and trading picking up after a quieter Monday.
A total of 1.76 million shares changed hands, worth around GH¢4.36 million, almost double the previous day. The GSE Composite Index nudged up 6.79 points to 8,420.94, while the Financial Stocks Index rose 6.29 points to 4,213.84.
The overall market value climbed slightly to GH¢165.62 billion, showing that Ghanaian investors are still confident in the market’s long-term growth.
Among the day’s winners, GCB Bank stole the spotlight, rising from GH¢18.01 to GH¢18.22, followed by GOIL, which gained to GH¢2.68, and Fan Milk, inching up to GH¢8.01. While the numbers may seem small, they are a reminder that every trade counts and even tiny moves can add up for investors’ portfolios.
Tuesday’s trading showed a market that is quietly steady yet full of life, investors buying, selling, and watching closely as stocks slowly push upward.
With year-to-date gains of 72.26% for the Composite Index and 76.99% for the Financial Index, it’s clear that the Ghanaian stock market still has stories to tell, small victories to celebrate, and opportunities that keep traders coming back day after day.
