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Fixed Income trading volume for June reaches 9.18 billion reflecting 69.62% annual increase

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Fixed Income trading volume for June reaches 9.18 billion reflecting 69.62% annual increase

The Ghana Stock Exchange’s (GSE) Summary of June 2024 Market Activities highlighted a mixed performance in the Fixed Income Market, with notable annual growth despite a monthly decline.

Monthly Performance

The fixed-income market saw a total traded volume of 9.18 billion in June, representing an 11.65% decrease compared to the preceding month.

However, this figure indicates a substantial 69.62% increase from the same period last year, underscoring significant year-on-year growth.

Year-to-Date Metrics

Year-to-date trading volumes reached an impressive 71.45 billion, marking a 74.74% increase over the 40.89 billion traded during the corresponding period last year.

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This remarkable growth highlights the escalating activity and investor engagement within the market.

Debt Instrument Breakdown

Treasury Bills dominated the market, accounting for 72.59% of the traded volumes. Government bonds also contributed 27.30% of the total traded volume with corporate bonds representing a minor share of 0.11%.

These figures illustrate the prevailing dominance of treasury bills in the fixed-income market, complemented by a significant share of government bonds.

Despite the monthly decline, the robust year-to-date performance signals strong investor confidence and a thriving market environment.

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