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GSE Trading Value Soars to GH¢12.7Mn in Tuesday Session

GSE trading value surged to GH¢12.7 million on June 17, 2025, despite a slight dip in the main index, reflecting continued investor interest

Financial Stocks Lead Modest Gains on GSE as Fixed Income Market Records Strong Activity
Solomon Boakye
Jun 18, 2025

Trading activity on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) saw a notable uplift on Tuesday, June 17, 2025, with total market value reaching GH¢12.68 million. This marks a considerable increase in investor participation compared to the previous session, reflecting growing confidence and renewed interest in select equities.

Contents
  • Select Stocks See Moderate Movements
  • Market Outlook Remains Steady

Despite the surge in value, the GSE Composite Index (GSE-CI) eased by 51.45 points, closing at 6,176.29, while the GSE Financial Stocks Index (GSE-FSI) inched up by 2.60 points to 3,290.32. Both indices continue to post strong year-to-date returns, standing at +28.34% and +38.20% respectively.

Select Stocks See Moderate Movements

Three equities registered price changes during the session:

  • MTN Ghana (MTNGH) remained the most actively traded stock, with over 1.1 million shares exchanged at a total value of approximately GH¢3.3 million. The stock gently declined by GH¢0.05 to close at GH¢2.94.
  • CAL Bank PLC (CAL) experienced a slight uptick, rising by GH¢0.01 to GH¢0.56, with over 34,000 shares traded.
  • SIC Insurance Company PLC (SIC) advanced by GH¢0.06, closing at GH¢1.10 on modest volume.

Market Outlook Remains Steady

Tuesday’s trading session closed with a steady performance across the Ghana Stock Exchange, even as the main index posted a slight decline. The rise in trading value, largely driven by activity in key financial and telecom stocks, underscored continued investor interest.

With the mid-year mark approaching, trading volumes are showing signs of improvement across multiple counters. The GSE’s year-to-date growth remains positive, and market activity continues to reflect cautious but sustained engagement from investors navigating current economic conditions.

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