The Ghana Inventory Trade (GSE) Composite Index (GSE-CI) on Wednesday rose 144.60 factors to shut at 14,489.47, extending the market’s sturdy year-to-date efficiency as buying and selling exercise recovered from Tuesday’s buying and selling lows.
Wednesday’s positive aspects take GSE-CI’s year-to-date achieve to 65.21% since January 1, 2026, reflecting continued investor urge for food for Ghanaian shares. Nonetheless, the GSE Monetary Inventory Index (GSE-FSI) fell 63.62 factors to shut at 7,955.66, regardless of sustaining a formidable 71.19% year-to-date achieve.
In Wednesday’s buying and selling, 1,182,029 shares (equal to CHF4,612,250.32) have been traded, growing the market capitalization to GHK 265,371.3 million from GHK 264,356 million recorded on Tuesday.
This week has seen vital fluctuations in buying and selling volumes. Monday was essentially the most energetic day, with 49,032,191 shares value CHF 10,391,237.78 traded, growing the market capitalization to CHF 265,323,840,000. On Tuesday, the shares recorded a major decline to 727,383 shares (priced at GH¢ 6,208,096.69), however recovered reasonably on Wednesday.
The Ghana Inventory Trade closed on Wednesday with 7,215 trades.
