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GSE Bulls Charge Back: Energy, Telecom and Financial Stocks Lead Market Rebound

July 8, 2025
Stephen M.Cby Stephen M.C
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GSE Bulls Charge Back: Energy, Telecom and Financial Stocks Lead Market Rebound

The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) kicked off the week on a bullish note, bouncing back from an early scare in the trading session to post impressive gains across key sectors—energy, telecommunications, and financials.

The market’s resilience was evident as investor confidence returned, propelling key indices upward and reinforcing the GSE’s strong year-to-date performance.

Despite a rocky start to Monday’s session, bullish sentiment returned with full force by the close of trading. Nineteen equities listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange participated in the session, with four recording gains and only one equity closing in the red.

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TotalEnergies Marketing Ghana emerged as the day’s standout performer with a remarkable 9.92% appreciation in share price, closing at GHS 33.25 per share. The energy giant’s strong performance was followed closely by Access Bank Ghana, which gained 9.7%, and MTN Ghana, which edged up by 0.67%. Ghana Oil Company (GOIL) also made a modest gain of 0.5%.

The only equity that recorded a marginal decline was NewGold ETF, dropping by 0.01%, a minimal loss that did little to dampen the day’s overall upbeat tone.

Composite Index Surges with Double-Digit YTD Growth

The GSE Composite Index (GSE-CI), a key benchmark for overall market performance, rose by 68.98 points, equivalent to 1.09%, closing at 6,416.45. This latest uptick adds to the GSE’s bullish momentum, registering a 1-week gain of 2.69%, a 4-week gain of 6.86%, and a remarkable year-to-date (YTD) gain of 31.26%.

This solid upward trajectory indicates strong investor appetite, particularly in sectors that are seen as resilient amid macroeconomic pressures. Analysts believe the market’s performance is being buoyed by sustained corporate profitability, increasing investor participation, and improved macroeconomic stability.

The GSE Financial Stocks Index (GSE-FSI), which tracks the performance of listed financial institutions, also posted gains, rising by 0.84% to reach 3,433.84 points. This reflects a 1-week gain of 1.71%, a 4-week gain of 5.83%, and a stunning YTD increase of 44.23%.

Financial institutions such as Access Bank Ghana and CalBank were key contributors to this rally. The banking sector’s resilience is being driven by improved fundamentals, better-than-expected earnings reports, and a more robust regulatory environment that continues to inspire investor confidence.

Market Capitalization Hits GHS 139.4 Billion

Another highlight of the trading session was the market capitalization, which soared to GHS 139.4 billion, further cementing the GSE’s stature as one of the most attractive investment destinations in the region. This rise in market value reflects not only price appreciation of listed equities but also growing investor participation and confidence.

Despite the gains, the total volume and value of trades experienced a notable decline compared to the previous session. A total of 814,668 shares, corresponding to a market value of GHS 1,592,849.46, were traded. This represents a 100% decline in both volume and turnover when compared to the previous trading day (Thursday, July 3).

In terms of trading volumes, SIC Insurance Company topped the chart with 333,187 shares traded, followed by MTN Ghana with 286,023 shares. CalBank and Ecobank Transnational also featured prominently with 96,232 and 53,526 shares traded, respectively.

While the trading volumes were subdued, market observers attribute the strong price performances to strategic buying by institutional investors and portfolio rebalancing by retail investors, especially in stocks with solid fundamentals and dividend histories.

The bullish sentiment seen on the first trading day of the week has reignited hopes for sustained momentum in the coming sessions. Analysts advise investors to monitor sectoral movements, especially in energy and banking, which are expected to continue leading gains due to solid corporate outlooks and investor interest.

Although daily trading volumes remain volatile, the overall upward trend of key indices and market capitalization signals a healthy appetite for risk and a renewed belief in the long-term potential of the Ghanaian equity market.

With fundamentals strengthening and macroeconomic indicators improving, the bulls may very well remain in charge at the GSE in the weeks ahead.

READ ALSO: IMF Names Seasoned Economist Dr. Adrian Alter as New Country Representative in Ghana

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