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The GSE-All Share Index, the benchmark measure of performance of the Accra bourse, inched up 2.68 points to close at 10,793.63 points on Monday.
The change year to date now stands at 63.65 per cent.
Traded volumes ended the session at 27,000 shares.
There were two positive price changes. Enterprise Insurance Company gained GH¢0.29 at GH¢3.30 and Fan Milk was up by GH¢0.01 to close at GH¢4.69.
Market capitalisation ended the session up at GH¢17,961.52 million.
Source: GNA
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