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Ghana Stock Exchange advanced on Wednesday, 17 December 2025, with financial stocks driving gains, Cal Bank and GCB rising, NewGold slipping, and total turnover reaching GH¢6.61 million
The market’s rally was initially supported by speculation around U.S. trade policy, as traders front-loaded purchases amid expectations of tariffs
GSE Financial Stocks Index rose 21 points to 4,562.67, boosting market capitalization to GH¢168.52 billion, driven by strong trading and gains in financial and blue-chip stocks
Ghana Stock Exchange dipped slightly Monday as investors traded cautiously, but strong yearly gains show continued confidence in banks, energy stocks, and overall long-term market growth
Gold surged 1% to $4,342, nearing record highs, driven by safe-haven demand, central bank buying, and investor focus on US economic data and Fed policy
Brent crude rose slightly to $61 per barrel, recovering part of last week’s losses, yet remains under pressure from oversupply concerns and geopolitical tensions in Venezuela, Ukraine, and Iran
Ghana Stock Exchange closed last week strong, with rising indices, surging volumes, and growing market capitalization, reflecting vibrant trading, investor confidence, and a lively finish to the week
Gold surged above $4,300 as soft U.S. job data and expectations of lower interest rates boosted demand. A weaker dollar and Fed bond purchases further strengthened the metal’s rally
Ghana Stock Exchange ended Thursday with little movement as trading slowed. The market remained stable, while select stocks, including gold-backed funds, recorded modest gains amid a quiet session
Brent oil slipped below $61 as global supplies rose and tensions involving Venezuela and Russia unsettled markets, keeping prices weak despite brief stability and expectations of future balance