MACROECONOMIC INDICATORS
Q1, 2026 Real GDP Growth 6.4%
Average Real GDP Growth for 2026 6.4%
2026 Projected Real GDP Growth 4.8%
BoG Policy Rate 14.0%
Weekly Interbank Interest Rate 10.20%
Inflation for July 2026 5.0%
End Period Inflation Target – 2026 8.0%
Budget Surplus (% GDP) – Jun, 2026 0.5%
2026 Budget Surplus Target (%GDP) 1.5%
Public Debt (billion GH¢) – May, 2026 720.8
Debt to GDP Ratio – May, 2026 45.1%
STOCK MARKET REVIEW
The Ghana Stock Exchange fell for the second consecutive week on the back of price declines by fifteen (15) counters.
The GSE Composite Index (GSE-CI) lost 206.33 points (-1.37%) for the week, closing at 14,814.08 points, reflecting a year-to-date (YTD) gain of 68.91%.
The GSE Financial Index (GSE-FI) also decreased by 72.53 points (-0.92%) for the week, closing at 7,818.11 points and reflecting a year-to-date (YTD) gain of 68.23%.
Market capitalization declined by 1.23% to close the week at GH¢280,527.14 million, from GH¢284,033.69 million at the close of the previous week. This reflects a YTD gain of 65.09%.
The week recorded a total of 15,026,860 shares, valued at GH¢93,322,935.30, compared with 8,291,087 shares, valued at GH¢39,134,604.31, traded in the preceding week.
MTNGH dominated both the volume and the value of trades for the week, accounting for 66.12% and 73.13% of the volume and value of shares traded, respectively.
The market closed the week with 2 gainers and 15 decliners, as indicated below:
Price Movers for the Week
Equity Opening Price Closing Price Gain/Loss (%)
DIGICUT 0.26 0.39 ?50.00%
GCB 39.16 39.55 ?1.00%
DASPHARMA 1.98 1.21 ?38.89%
CLYD 5.98 5.18 ?13.38%
IIL 0.75 0.65 ?13.33%
TOTAL 41.50 37.80 ?8.92%
ZEN 10.89 10.00 ?8.17%
HORDS 0.88 0.83 ?5.68%
ABG 30.95 29.50 ?4.68%
KASA 1.98 1.90 ?4.04%
CAL 0.75 0.72 ?4.00%
ETI 1.83 1.78 ?2.73%
EGL 6.70 6.53 ?2.54%
SIC 5.31 5.26 ?0.94%
TBL 1.21 1.20 ?0.83%
MTNGH 6.91 6.86 ?0.72%
SOGEGH 6.00 5.98 ?0.33%
Source: Ghana Stock Exchange




CURRENCY MARKET
The Ghana cedi depreciated marginally against the US dollar for the week. It traded at GH¢11.4000/$, compared with GH¢11.2500/$ at the week's open, reflecting w/w and YTD depreciations of 1.32% and 8.33%, respectively. This compares with an appreciation of 28.95% a year ago.
The Cedi edged lower against the GBP for the week. It traded at GH¢15.4134/£, compared with GH¢15.2308/£ at the week's open, reflecting a w/w and YTD losses of 1.18% and 8.79%, respectively. This compares with an appreciation of 19.49% a year ago.
The Cedi further declined against the Euro for the week. It traded at GH¢13.2458/€, compared with GH¢13.0351/€ at the week's open, reflecting a w/w and YTD depreciation of 1.59% and 7.35%, respectively. This compares with an appreciation of 14.08% a year ago.
The Cedi lost ground against the Canadian Dollar for the week. It opened at GH¢8.0933/C$ and closed at GH¢8.2385/C$, reflecting a w/w and YTD losses of 1.76% and 7.49%, respectively. This compares with an appreciation of 22.99% a year ago.
Weekly Interbank Foreign Exchange Rates
Currency Pair Year Open Week Open Week Close Change% YTD %
01-01-26 31-08-26 04-09-26
USD/GHS 10.4500 11.2500 11.4000 ?1.32 ?8.33
GBP/GHS 14.0579 15.2308 15.4134 ?1.18 ?8.79
EUR/GHS 12.2728 13.0351 13.2458 ?1.59 ?7.35
CAD/GHS 7.6211 8.0933 8.2385 ?1.76 ?7.49
Source: Bank of Ghana.

GOVERNMENT SECURITIES MARKET
The government raised GH¢11,530.70 million for the week across the 91-Day, 182-Day, 364-Day Treasury Bills, and 4-Year Fixed Bond. This compares with GH¢6,526.51 million raised in the previous week.
The 91-Day Bill settled at 4.81% p.a. from 4.95% p.a. last week, whilst the 182-Day Bill settled at 6.68% p.a. from 6.86% p.a. last week. The 364-Day Bill settled at 10.12% p.a. from 10.78% p.a. last week. The 4-YR FXR Bond settled at 12.00% p.a. last week.
The tables below highlight primary market activity at the close of the week.
Security Year Open Previous Yield % Current Yield % WoW Chg (%) YTD Chg (%)
01-01-26 31-08-26 04-09-26
91 Day TB 11.09 4.95 4.81 ?2.85 ?56.68
182 Day TB 12.52 6.86 6.68 ?2.56 ?46.64
364 Day TB 12.94 10.78 10.12 ?6.13 ?21.82
Source: Bank of Ghana
The Ghana Market Summary
Current Previous Change
Bid (GH¢' M) 11,530.70 6,526.51 ?76.67%
Issuance (GH¢' M) 14,399.92 12,345.18 ?16.64%
Target (GH¢' M) 6,554 5,147 ?27.34%
Maturity (GH¢' M) 4,637.37 5,082.11 ?8.75%
Target coverage ratio 2.20 2.40 na
Maturity coverage ratio 3.11 2.43 na
Bid / Cover ratio 0.80 0.53 na
Source: Bank of Ghana
Weekly BOG Gold Coin Prices
BOG Gold Coins Year Open Week Open Week Close Change% YTD %
01-01-26 31-08-26 02-09-26
1.00 oz 47,231.06 53,013.65 50,825.71
?4.13
?7.61
0.50 oz 23,953.39 26,857.84 25,764.80
?4.07
?7.56
0.25 oz 12,335.94 13,802.71 13,257.23
?3.95
?7.47
Source: Bank of Ghana
COMMODITY MARKET
Oil prices extended gains, as investors weighed risks of further disruption to Middle East energy supplies after Iran warned that oil and gas infrastructure across the Gulf could be targeted in retaliation for attacks on its assets. Brent futures traded at US$96.28 per barrel, compared to US$88.10 at the week's open, reflecting a w/w and YTD appreciation of 9.28% and 58.23%, respectively.
Gold prices shed recent gains amid a stronger dollar sparked by a sharp escalation in U.S.-Iran tensions and a global bond rout driven by inflation and fiscal debt worries. Gold settled at US$4,476.60, from US$4,529.90 last week, reflecting a w/w loss and YTD gain of 1.18% and 2.06%, respectively.
The price of Cocoa declined for the week. Cocoa traded at US$6,188.00 per tonne on Friday, from US$6,648.00 last week, reflecting w/w loss and YTD gain of 6.92% and 2.03%, respectively.
International Commodity Prices
Commodities Year Open Week Open Week Close Chg% YTD %
01-01-26 31-08-26 04-09-26
Brent crude oil (USD/bbl) 60.85 88.10 96.28 ?9.28 ?58.23
Gold (USD/t oz.) 4,386.30 4,529.90 4,476.60 ?1.18 ?2.06
Cocoa (USD/MT) 6,065.00 6,648.00 6,188.00 ?6.92 ?2.03
Source: www.investing.com

INVESTMENT TERM OF THE WEEK
Howey Test: It evaluates whether transactions qualify as "investment contracts" under U.S. securities laws, focusing on the expectation of profits from the efforts of others. Its application is crucial for blockchain and cryptocurrency projects, impacting how these digital assets are classified and regulated.
Source:
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/howey-test.asp
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