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The secondary bond market activity softened over the week, with turnover declining 38.27% week-on-week to GH¢3.94 billion.
Investor flows rotated into the 2027–2030 segment, which accounted for 68.8% of activity, at a weighted-average yield of 14.25%.
The 2031–2034 maturities represented 25.4% of traded volumes at a 15.05% weighted-average yield.
The long-end participation remained limited, with 2035–2038 tenors contributing 5.8% of volumes at a 15.57% weighted-average yield.
Databank Research said it expects trading activity to remain soft this week.
This is because investors are staying cautious on duration and continue to favour positioning at the short end of the curve.
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