GSE-CI leaps 98.43 points to close at 3,744 points; YTD returns rise to 19.64%
The GSE Composite Index saw a 98.43-point rise in value from last week (2.70% rise), closing at 3,744.97, with its YTD return now at 19.64%.
The GSE Financial Stock Index also increased, closing at 2038.44 points with a YTD return of 7.20% and a weekly return of 0.07%.
The week saw advances for GLD (up GH¢5.20), MTNGH (up GH¢0.08), GCB(up GH¢0.03) and TOTAL(up GH¢0.04) to close at GH¢341.00, GH¢1.80, GH¢4.25 and GH¢9.55.
Conversely, FML lost GH¢0.01 placing its market value at GH¢3.19. The total market value grew significantly from the previous week’s reading, closing at GH¢83.89 billion as a result.
There was a spike in trade turnover over the previous week, with the same change observed in total volumes
traded this week.
MTNGH once again dominated market activity over the week, topping the value traded chart as well. ETI came in second with 141,047 shares traded worth GH¢21,157.05.
FML, EGH and SIC followed in that order in the trade volume ranking for this week.
Question:
What is the USD valuation trend for the GSE from 2020 to 2024? That is the real story to track.
The firms and the GSE are doing their best but the fiscal and monetary policies are failing them badly.
Maybe it is time for shift to aggressively market the option to list Preference Shares to continue to attract significant levels of medium term investment financing. That will make the GSE a more credible and competitive alternative to T-Bills and other securities.
*GSE-CI leaps 98.43 points to close at 3,744 points; YTD returns rise to 19.64%*
What is the USD valuation trend for the GSE from 2020 to 2024? That is the real story to track.
The firms and the GSE are doing their best but Government’s fiscal and monetary policies are failing them badly.
Maybe it is time for the GSE to shift and aggressively market options to list Preference Shares in order to continue to attract significant levels of medium term investment financing. That will also make the GSE a more credible and competitive alternative to T-Bills and other securities.