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Ghana Stocks: How Did the GSE Perform on September 29?

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Ghana Stock Exchange Sees Positive Close on September 29, 2025

The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) concluded the trading session on Friday, September 29, 2025, with encouraging results. Both trading volume and turnover experienced significant growth, signaling increased investor confidence in the Ghanaian market.

Market Performance Highlights

The day’s trading saw a total of 1,502,523 shares changing hands, translating to a market value of GH¢5.91 million. This represents a substantial surge compared to the previous session, with volume increasing by 261% and turnover skyrocketing by 293%. Fifteen equities actively participated in the trading session, with six recording gains and none experiencing losses, reflecting a positive market sentiment. CalBank emerged as the top performer, registering a 3.28% increase to close at GH¢0.63 per share. Other notable gainers included Republic Bank Ghana (up 1.69%), MTN Ghana (up 1.4%), and Ecobank Transnational (up 1.12%). MTN Ghana was the most actively traded stock, accounting for the lion’s share of the day’s volume with 1.15 million shares exchanged.

In conclusion, the GSE’s performance on September 29, 2025, paints a picture of a vibrant and growing market, driven by strong investor participation and positive momentum across several key equities. The significant increase in both trading volume and turnover suggests a renewed confidence in the Ghanaian economy and the potential of its listed companies.

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