Audio By Carbonatix
The total volume exchanged on the secondary bond market for Government of Ghana papers maintained an upward trend last week.
The market turnover increased by 34.33% week-on-week to GH¢1.76 billion last week.
Notably, the market activity was driven by instruments at the belly of the LCY yield curve, constituting about 63% of the total weekly volume exchanged.
Additionally, analysts observed sustained activity across the longer-dated maturities, with 32% of the market turnover.
Looking into this week, there is a general internet challenge caused by multiple undersea cable breakdowns, which is substantial to hamper communication and operations among market players.
As a result, the exchange volumes may likely slow on the bond market.
Latest Stories
-
Friends of Bridget Bonnie Marks her 35th birthday with donation to Kasseh Model Health Centre
22 minutes -
Landfilling waste management creates no value, it’s an economic waste
49 minutes -
Photos: Speaker Bagbin Commissions MPs constituency office under parliamentary decentralisation programme
1 hour -
Black Stars technical advisor Winfried Schäfer sacked as GFA shakes up backroom staff
1 hour -
Wenchi water project almost complete, critical to gov’t agenda – GWL MD
1 hour -
Anti-LGBTQ+ bill not part of government’s legislative agenda – Inusah Fuseini
1 hour -
Anti-LGBTQ Bill: Forget the rumour mongers, I’m a man of action, and will pass the bill – Speaker
2 hours -
Women and children among those killed in Sudanese army shelling of wedding celebration
2 hours -
President Mahama is not sincere with Ghanaians on LGBTQ bill matter – Hassan Tampuli
3 hours -
Gov’t to establish Prison Industrial Hub to equip inmates with income-generating skills – Prison Service boss
3 hours -
Alhassan Tampuli donates cement, roofing sheets to support storm victims in Gushegu
3 hours -
Alhassan Tampuli appeals for urgent support for storm victims in Gushegu
3 hours -
The hypocrisy must stop; pass Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill now – Alhassan Tampuli to Mahama
3 hours -
Imprisonment should be rehabilitative, not punitive – Ghana Prisons boss at UNGA
3 hours -
Ga Adangbe traditional priests petition Mahama over McDan aviation licence revocation
4 hours