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GSE: Five equity decliners cause local bourse’s market value to fall by Ghs 627m

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GSE: Five equity decliners cause local bourse’s market value to fall by Ghs 627m

Market value of the local bourse at the close of last week fell by GH¢627.76 million to close trading at GH¢64.22billion.

The fall in market value represents a year-to-date growth of 18.11 % in 2021.

The decline in the market value of the Accra bourse was reflected by the 59.99 points and 0.59 points drop in the benchmark GSE Composite Index (GSE-CI) and  GSE Financial Stock Index (GSE-FSI) respectively.

The GSE-CI and GSE-FSI dropped to close last week’s trading activities at 2,859.57 and 2,078.33 points translating into year-to-date returns of 47.28% and 16.58% respectively.

The fall in the GSE-CI and GSE-FSI indices and subsequently the market value of the local bourse was on the account of recorded decline in the share prices of five equities namely; Ecobank Ghana, TOTAL, FanMilk Ghana, MTN Ghana and Guinness Ghana.

GAINERS & DECLINERS 

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Ticker Close Price  (GH¢)Open Price  (GH¢)Change Y-t-D Change
EGH 7.80 7.81 -0.13% 8.33%
TOTAL 5.49 5.50 -0.18% 93.99%
GGBL 1.80 1.81 -0.55% 100.00%
FML 4.00 4.05 -1.23% 270.37%
MTNGH 1.20 1.25 -4.00% 87.50%

Leading the pack, MTNGh at the end of trading last week emerged the most traded stock accounting for 83.9% of the total value traded. 

A total of 10.29 million shares valued at GH¢13.98 million traded; a decrease of 6.66% in volumes traded and 7.22% in values traded as compared to the previous week.

TOP TRADED EQUITIES 

Ticker Volume Value (GH¢)
MTNGH 9,658,394 11,745,580
FML 330,700 1,324,994
GCB 123,584 648,816
CAL 59,935 52,143
SOGEGH 55,990 67,188

Read details of equity report by SIC Brokerage:

Weekly Capital Market Report_week Ending 26.11.2021 by Fuaad Dodoo on Scribd

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Tags: FanMilk GhanaghanaGSE-CIGSE-FSIMTN Ghana and Guinness Ghana.Total
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