The Ghana Fixed Income Market (GFIM) recorded a sharp rise in trading volumes in July 2025, reflecting growing investor appetite for debt securities.
Data from the Ghana Stock Exchange’s July 2025 Market Activities Report shows total fixed-income trades reached GH¢21.42 billion, up 81.56% from the GH¢11.80 billion recorded in June.
On a year-on-year basis, volumes grew by 54.48%, underscoring sustained market momentum.
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Cumulative trading for the first seven months of the year stood at GH¢129.66 billion, representing a 51.97% increase compared to the GH¢85.32 billion traded in the same period of 2024.
Treasury bills accounted for 35.39% of July’s transactions, while government notes and bonds made up 54.41%. Bank of Ghana bills represented 4.88% of the total, with corporate bonds contributing the remaining 5.32%.
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