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Ghana Stock Market Kicks Off the Week with Gains in Indexes

Ghana Stock Exchange started the week positively as GSE-Composite and Financial Stocks Indexes rose, led by Ecobank, while MTN dipped slightly amid active trading

GSE Slips as Trading Cools After Mid-Week Surge
Solomon Boakye
Nov 25, 2025

Monday, 24 November 2025, injected a dose of optimism into the Ghana Stock Exchange as both key indexes inched higher, reminding investors that the market can still surprise with moments of momentum.

The GSE-Composite Index climbed 37.58 points to 8,558.60, while the GSE-Financial Stocks Index gained 67.26 points, closing at 4,417.12. Trading activity remained selective but lively, with 421,657 shares exchanging hands, valued at GH¢2.24 million, pushing total market capitalization to GH¢167.33 billion.

Ecobank Ghana (EGH) emerged as the day’s star, surging GH¢1.59 to GH¢20.61, showing how a standout performer can set the tone for the market. Societe Generale (SOGEGH), CAL Bank (CAL), and Ghana Oil Company (GOIL) recorded smaller gains, quietly reinforcing investor confidence. 

MTN Ghana (MTNGH) dipped slightly by GH¢0.01 to GH¢4.19, yet dominated trading with 355,683 shares worth GH¢1.49 million, a reminder that liquidity often follows the familiar names.

Although the day’s trading was concentrated in a handful of stocks, the market’s upbeat mood suggested renewed investor engagement. 

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Year-to-date, the GSE-Composite Index is up 75.08%, while the GSE-Financial Stocks Index has soared 85.53%, signaling that the bigger story is one of steady growth even amid daily fluctuations.

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