"Unilever Ghana emerges sole gainer on stock market\u00a0"

" Unilever Ghana emerges sole gainer on stock market\u00a0 \r\n\r\nThe Ghana Stock Exchange saw a modest increase in the GSE-Composite Index, gaining 2.39 points to close at 2,737.79 points, marking a 12.30% year-to-date change. However, the GSE Financial Stocks Index remained unchanged at 1,755.98 points, reflecting a year-to-date return of -14.45%.\r\n\r\nDuring the trading session, Unilever Ghana PLC. (UNIL) emerged as the sole gainer, recording a GH\u00a20.40 rise in its share price to close at GH\u00a24.40. Notably, there were no decliners on the stock exchange during the session, suggesting a relatively stable trading day.\r\n\r\nMarket capitalization rose by GH\u00a225.00 million, ending the day at GH\u00a268.24 billion, indicating an overall increase in the value of equities listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange. However, market activity experienced a significant decline, with volume traded plummeting by 94.33% and value traded dropping by 96.12%. The total shares traded were 32,308, valued at GH\u00a228,605.02 across fifteen (15) equities.\r\n\r\nIn terms of individual equities, Ecobank Transnational Inc. (ETI) emerged as the most traded stock during the session, with 14,431 shares valued at GH\u00a22,164.65, representing 7.57% of the total value traded. This was closely followed by Ghana Oil Company Limited (GOIL), which traded 7,634 shares, valued at GH\u00a212,596.10, accounting for 44.03% of the total value traded.\r\n\r\nOverall, the Ghana Stock Exchange exhibited a relatively stable trading session, with no major fluctuations in stock prices. The decline in market activity, however, suggests a lack of investor interest, which could be due to a variety of factors, such as external economic pressures, regulatory changes, or other market-related factors. Nonetheless, the modest gains recorded by the GSE-Composite Index and the rise in market capitalization suggest that the Ghanaian stock market is still holding up relatively well despite the dip in trading volume and value."

"Unilever Ghana emerges sole gainer on stock market\u00a0"

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