Ghana’s stock market extended its bullish run in the week ending July 3, 2025, with the benchmark Ghana Stock Exchange Composite Index (GSE-CI) climbing 1.58% to close at 6,347.47 points.

The GSE-CI’s year-to-date return now stands at 29.84%, underscoring strong investor appetite.

The Financial Stock Index (GSE-FSI) also posted positive performance, rising 0.87% to 3,405.34 points, translating into a robust 43.03% return since the beginning of the year.

Market capitalisation increased to GH¢138.55 billion, reflecting renewed investor confidence, while total volume traded soared to 255.38 million shares, a staggering 4,314% increase from the previous week.

Market turnover surged to GH¢1.3 billion, up by an extraordinary 5,860%.

Total Petroleum Ghana led the week’s gainers, rising GH¢2.75 to close at GH¢30.25, registering a remarkable year-to-date appreciation of 130.56%.

Access Bank and Gold ETF (GLD) followed, closing at GH¢14.95 and GH¢354.80, respectively.

GCB Bank was the sole decliner, slipping 1% to GH¢9.90.

The liquidity spike was driven largely by Guinness Ghana Breweries (GGBL), which dominated trading with over 247 million shares valued at approximately GH¢1.27 billion.

MTN Ghana, Enterprise Group, Fan Milk, and Ecobank Transnational rounded out the top five most traded equities.

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