Bond-market

Bond market: Turnover falls 67.70% to GH¢404.41m

Bond market: Turnover falls by 46% to GH¢1.25bn

Bond market: Turnover declines by 66% to GH¢559m

Bond market: Turnover edged up by 41.76% to GH¢3.53bn

Bond market: Turnover surges 559.42% to GH¢2.49bn

Bond market: Turnover declines by 59% to GH¢377.59m

Bond market: Turnover declines sharply by 60% to GH¢941.11 million

Bond market: Turnover declines by 18% to GH¢2.38bn

Bond market: Turnover declined by 2.5% to GH¢2.91bn

Gov’t rushing back to bond market despite spending concerns – Walewale MP

Secondary bond market expected to sustain recovery trajectory in 2026 – Databank Research

Bond market: Turnover rose by 43% to GH¢2.98bn

Bond market: Turnover declines 8.49% to GH¢2.08bn

Bond market: Turnover declines 42.47% to GH¢2.27bn

Bond market: Turnover declined 38.27% to GH¢3.94bn.

Bond market: Turnover rises 20.69% to GH¢6.39 billion.

Bond market: Turnover up 14% to GH¢5.29bn

Bond market: Turnover rises by 189% to GH¢4.61bn

Bond market: Liquidity remains modest, turnover increases by 0.35% to GH¢1.59bn

Bond market: Liquidity eases at start of 2026; turnover declines 42% to GH¢1.59 billion

Bond market: Market turnover declined 59.40% to GH¢2.74bn

Bond market: Turnover rose by 64.39% to GH¢6.75bn

Bond market: Market stages strong rebound; turnover increases by 4179%

Bond market: Turnover declines by 18% to GH¢326m

Bond market: Turnover declines 30% to GH¢399m

Bond market: Turnover declined by 62.90% to GH¢571.42m

Bond market: Turnover declines by 36% to GH¢1.5bn

Bond market: Turnover increased by 33% to GH¢1.87bn

Bond market: Turnover declined by 18% to GH¢906.14m

Bond market: Turnover fell by 68% to GH¢1.11bn

Bond market: Trading activity increases to GH¢904m

Bond market: Trading activity nose-dived by 54% to GH¢794m

Bond market: Trading activity rose 14% to GH¢1.74bn

Bond market: Turnover contracts by 6% to GH¢1.90bn

Bond market: Activities declined marginally to GH¢2.06bn

Trading activity slows down on bond market in June 2025, but 9 stocks record gains – GSE

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