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    Market capitalisation hits GH¢151.13 billion on August 11

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    Ghana Stock Exchange indices extend gains on August 11, 2025 Ghana Stock Exchange indices extend gains on August 11, 2025

    The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) continued its upward trajectory on Monday, August 11, 2025, with both benchmark indices posting solid gains amid a sharp spike in trading volumes.

    The GSE Composite Index advanced to 7,411.94 points, bringing its year-to-date rise to 51.62 percent while the Financial Stock Index closed at 3,414.69 points, up 43.43 percent since the start of the year.

    Market capitalisation climbed to GH¢151.13 billion.

    Cedi continues to sell at GH¢10.60 to a dollar on interbank market

    Turnover soared 166.73 per cent to GH¢30.02 million with volumes traded nearly tripling to 7.84 million shares.

    The rally was driven largely by MTN Ghana, which accounted for the bulk of trading value at GH¢29.25m from 7.4m shares.

    TBL, Ecobank Ghana and MTN Ghana led gainers adding GH¢0.10, GH¢0.10 and GH¢0.02 respectively.

    Gold-backed exchange-traded fund GLD was the sole decliner, slipping GH¢3.57 to GH¢404.42.

    Dividend announcements are set to bolster the upward trajectory further with payouts due from GOIL, Enterprise Group, Societe Generale Ghana, TotalEnergies, AngloGold Ashanti and Camelot Ghana in August and September.

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