Bond-market

Bond market: Total market turnover increased by 45% to ¢582.64m

Bond market: Total market turnover declined to ¢401.11m

Bond market: Total market turnover reaches 30-week high to ¢605.69m

Bond market: Total market turnover dips 26.86% to ¢160.04m

Bond market: Total market turnover increased 298.4% to ¢218.80m

Bond market: Activity bounces back to push turnover to ¢54.92m

Bond market: Total market turnover falls sharply to ¢17.34m

Bond market: Total market turnover expands by 18.7% to ¢90.40m

Bond market: Total market turnover declines 98% to ¢4.81m

Bond market: Total market turnover shoots up 143% to ¢418.57m

Bond market: Total market turnover falls by 48.93% to ¢172.04m

Bond market: Total market turnover surges 91.52% to ¢336.8m

Bond market: Total market turnover declines 48.5% to ¢133.96m

Bond market: Total market turnover plunged 74.33% to ¢112.86m

Bond market: Total market turnover declines by 72.03% to ¢78.75m

Bond market: Trading volume declines 27.6%; market activity vibrant

Our goal is to maintain a functioning T-bills market, gradual resumption of bond market activity – Government

Bond market: Trading activity bounces back; ¢388.91m value traded

Bond market: trading activity slows down; volume traded falls 97%

Bond market: new bonds attract investor interest; market recovers swiftly

Bond market: Market activity slows down

Bond market: Trading activity in government bonds slumps by 15.5

Bond market declines 52.50% in market turnover in February 2023

Bond market activity rebounds; turnover increases by 453%

Bond market: Turnover declines 80.3% to ¢135.63 m

Bond market: Market turnover rises 93.5% to ¢1.33bn

Bond market turnover falls again by 27% to ¢689m

Bond market turnover falls by 54% to ¢954.15m

Bond market slows down, market turnover dips 57%

Bond market turnover increased 150% as investors prepare for debt exchange programme

Bond market to remain quiet in 2023; market turnover dipped 46% last week

Debt Exchange: 8 banks highly exposed to government bonds, may be hit hardest – Report

GSE records mixed performance in February 2022

GSE bond market records 2nd best monthly performance

GSE to end year strongly; records ¢101m equity trading in November

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