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Ghana’s Secondary Market Achieves Record Growth, Surging by 43.6% to GHS 3.41 Billion

Stephen M.Cby Stephen M.C
November 1, 2023
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Ghana’s Secondary Market Achieves Record Growth, Surging by 43.6% to GHS 3.41 Billion

The Ghanaian secondary market have witnessed a remarkable upswing as the secondary market turnover soared by an impressive 43.6 percent.

This substantial uptick in turnover was accompanied with trading on the Ghana Fixed Income Market (GFIM) reaching a staggering GH¢3.41 billion. This surge in trading activity marks the second consecutive week of improved performance in bond trading on the secondary market.

This significant growth in turnover in the secondary market is indicative of the strength and vibrancy of the country’s financial sector.

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Bond trading saw a significant uptick, surging by 10.1% to GH¢1.38 billion, representing 40.6% of the total turnover. Notably, T-bills continued to dominate the secondary market, accounting for 59.4% of the total trades conducted during the week.

Investors displayed a marked preference for new bonds, which constituted a substantial 99.3% of the total value of bonds traded. Among these, the Feb-29 bond, featuring an 8.65% coupon, and the Dec-30 bond with an 8.8% coupon, were particularly active, commanding the highest trading volumes.

The data suggests that the secondary market for fixed-income securities in Ghana is experiencing increased activity, with new bonds and T-bills leading the way, reflecting investor sentiment and interest in these instruments.

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Meanwhile, several factors have contributed to the impressive increase in the secondary market turnover in this week’s trading session. Increased investor confidence is one of such plethora of factors. A growing sense of confidence among investors has played a crucial role in this surge. The recent seemingly stability of the Ghanaian economy, coupled with prudent fiscal and monetary policies, has reassured both local and foreign investors, enticing them to participate actively in the secondary market.

Moreover, the regulatory framework governing the secondary market has been refined to enhance transparency and protect the rights of investors. These improvements have instilled a sense of security among market participants, further encouraging their involvement.

The adoption of modern trading technologies and online platforms has made it easier for investors to participate in the secondary market. This technological leap has increased market accessibility and efficiency.

Implications for Investors

Investors in Ghana’s secondary market can anticipate several positive outcomes from this surge in turnover. The increased turnover means a more liquid market. Investors can buy and sell assets more easily, which reduces trading costs and enhances market efficiency.

With a more active secondary market, investors have greater opportunities to diversify their portfolios, spreading risk and potentially increasing their returns. Meanwhile, the rise in secondary market turnover further solidifies Ghana’s position as an attractive investment destination. This may attract more foreign investment, leading to more capital inflow into the country.

A more active market often results in better price discovery, providing investors with a clearer understanding of the market’s true value.

A thriving financial market creates jobs in various sectors, including banking, brokerage, and technology. This contributes to reducing unemployment and stimulating economic growth.

In a hindsight, increased participation in the secondary market facilitates capital formation, which, in turn, supports business expansion and economic development.

A vibrant secondary market can help cushion the economy during times of economic stress, as it provides a source of liquidity and financial stability. In addition to that, a robust secondary market can attract foreign investors, leading to an inflow of foreign capital and foreign exchange reserves.

The 43.6 percent Increase in secondary market turnover is a remarkable milestone for country’s financial sector. This growth signifies growing investor confidence, economic stability, improved regulations, and technological advancements.

Investors can look forward to enhanced liquidity and diversification opportunities, while the broader economy stands to benefit from job creation, capital formation, and economic resilience.

As long as Ghana can continue to foster a conducive economic environment for investment and financial growth, the future of the country’s secondary market appears promising, making it an enticing prospect for both domestic and foreign investors.

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