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Bullish Wave Lifts GSE Composite Index to 7,339 Points with Zero Decliners

August 28, 2025
Stephen M.Cby Stephen M.C
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Bullish Wave Lifts GSE Composite Index to 7,339 Points with Zero Decliners

The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) closed its latest trading session on an impressive bullish note, recording gains across select equities while leaving no room for losses.

In a session dominated by investor optimism, the benchmark GSE Composite Index (GSE-CI) edged up by 3.26 points, equivalent to a 0.04% increase, to close at 7,339.02 points. This performance solidifies the Exchange’s bullish momentum, registering a one-week gain of 0.48%, a four-week gain of 8.31%, and a remarkable year-to-date surge of 50.13%.

The GSE Financial Stocks Index (GSE-FSI) also posted a modest uptick of 0.13% to settle at 3,410.46 points. While the index has struggled in recent weeks with a one-week decline of 0.03% and a four-week loss of 0.36%, its year-to-date gain of 43.25% demonstrates resilience in Ghana’s financial sector stocks.

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The day’s trading session witnessed 11 listed equities in action, with three recording gains and none posting losses—underscoring a clear dominance of bulls. The NewGold ETF led the gainers with a 2.61% rise, pushing its share price to GHS 388.40. CalBank followed closely with a 2% gain, while GCB Bank advanced by 1.12%, further strengthening investor confidence in the banking sector.

The absence of losers in this session is particularly noteworthy as it reflects sustained investor appetite across multiple sectors, from banking to commodities. This bullish wave has been a key driver behind the market’s robust year-to-date performance.

Trading Activity and Market Turnover

Despite the upbeat sentiment, overall trading volume saw a slowdown compared to the previous session. A total of 407,850 shares exchanged hands, translating into a market value of GHS 2,012,688.44. This represented a 42% decline in volume but was accompanied by an 11% improvement in turnover—a sign that higher-value trades are shaping the current market activity.

MTN Ghana once again dominated the trading charts with 119,494 shares traded. SIC Insurance Company followed with 102,563 shares, Ecobank Transnational Incorporated posted 87,311 shares, and CalBank accounted for 71,222 shares. The heavy presence of financial institutions in the top trades reaffirms the pivotal role of the banking and insurance sectors in driving GSE liquidity.

The bullish session added fresh momentum to the market’s overall value. The Ghana Stock Exchange closed with a total market capitalization of GHS 149.7 billion. This reflects investor optimism in the resilience of Ghana’s equity market despite broader macroeconomic challenges.

The upward trend in market capitalization is consistent with the strong year-to-date gains seen across indices. It further strengthens the Exchange’s position as one of the top-performing stock markets in Africa in 2024, a feat largely fueled by financial stocks, telecom equities, and commodity-backed instruments such as the NewGold ETF.

Investor Sentiment and Outlook

Investor confidence continues to grow on the back of consistent market gains, as reflected in the GSE’s year-to-date rally of over 50%. The performance underscores not only the resilience of listed companies but also the increasing confidence of both institutional and retail investors in Ghana’s equity market.

The banking sector, in particular, is attracting renewed interest. Gains by CalBank and GCB Bank highlight expectations of stronger earnings outlooks, bolstered by easing inflationary pressures and improving macroeconomic indicators. Meanwhile, NewGold ETF’s performance reflects sustained global interest in safe-haven assets, as investors hedge against uncertainties in international markets.

Looking ahead, analysts expect continued volatility in daily trading volumes but anticipate that the broader upward trajectory of the market will hold, given the strong fundamentals of key listed firms. The sustained appreciation in market indices signals that the bullish sentiment could extend into the final quarter of the year, barring any major external shocks.

The latest trading session on the Ghana Stock Exchange highlighted the power of bullish momentum, as the GSE Composite Index rose to 7,339.02 points with zero decliners. With financial and commodity-backed equities leading the charge, investor sentiment remains positive, driving both turnover and market capitalization higher.

As the GSE continues to deliver strong year-to-date returns, the market is cementing its position as a vibrant investment destination in Africa.

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