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GSE sees turnover downturn in Monday’s trading session

In a subdued trading session on Monday, the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) witnessed a significant downturn, with total turnover plummeting by 99.32% to GH¢93,052.78.

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GSE sees turnover downturn in Monday’s trading session

In a subdued trading session on Monday, the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) witnessed a significant downturn, with total turnover plummeting by 99.32% to GH¢93,052.78.

This sharp decline was accompanied by a notable reduction in trading volume, which fell by 85.75% to 25,166 shares.

CAL closed at GH¢0.46, shedding GH¢0.01 from its previous value. The stock saw a turnover of GH¢6,756.94, trading 14,689 shares. Notably, outstanding offers were observed for MTNGH at GH¢1.70, GGBL at GH¢4.44, FML at GH¢3.20, and UNIL at GH¢12.00.

The overall market sentiment was reflected in the marginal dip in total market capitalization, which settled at GH¢78.525 billion.

On the benchmark front, the GSE-Composite Index closed at 3,537.21 points, marking a decline of 0.58 points.

This negative movement pushed its Year-To-Date (YTD) return down to 13%. Similarly, the GSE Financial Stocks Index retreated by 1.09 points to 1,993.74 points, with its YTD return pegged at 4.85%.

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The lackluster performance of the GSE on Monday underscores investors’ cautious approach amidst global economic challenges and local market dynamics. Analysts are closely monitoring the situation for further insights into potential market trends and developments.

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