Fixed Income Market sees 44.24% volume surge reaching GHS 13.2bn in February
The Ghana fixed income market in the month of February closed with a notable surge in trading volume, reaching an impressive 13.23 billion.
This represents a substantial 44.24% increase compared to the corresponding period in 2023, underscoring the growing vibrancy of the market.
Long-term government securities emerged as a significant player, capturing 25.65% of the market activity.
Meanwhile, short-term government instruments retained their dominance, constituting a substantial 69.57% share. Corporate securities, although a smaller portion, accounted for 4.78% of market transactions.
Year-to-date figures paint a picture of robust growth, with volume traded reaching 28.09 billion, marking a remarkable 46.36% surge compared to the same period last year.
These statistics reflect an evolving landscape of investment opportunities in Ghana’s fixed income market, attracting both domestic and international investors seeking yield and stability.
