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SIC led market gains at 9.96%, while DIGICUT rebounded 9.09%. KASA fell 6.86% as six of ten price movers declined. The GSE-CI nevertheless gained 0.20%, taking its YTD return to 59.32%. Market turnover dropped to GHS3.01m from GHS54.30m yesterday.
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The NGX declined for a second session, with the ASI falling 0.18%. Losses in major banking stocks, including FIRSTHOLDCO (-3.74%) and UBA (-2.38%), weighed on the market despite gains in ETI (+6.93%) and CHAMPION (+8.56%). Decliners outnumbered gainers 28 to 22.
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CPC extended its rally, gaining 9.43% to GHS0.58, while GCB fell 4.15% to GHS40.00, accounting for ~94% of market turnover. The GSE-CI slipped 0.47% to 58.99% YTD, as financials declined 0.16% and non-financials gained 0.84%.
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The NGX All Share Index slipped 0.06% despite 32 gainers against 21 decliners, as losses in FIRSTHOLDCO, ZENITHBANK and STANBIC weighed on the index. Banking fell 0.67%, while trading volume rose 20.15% to 545 million shares.
Republic Bank Ghana’s reported profit declined 24.2% to GHS 153.4m in 3Q26 as lower interest income and rising costs weighed on earnings. Loans grew 29.0% to GHS 4.0bn and deposits rose 17.0% to GHS 7.0bn as the NPL ratio improved to 12.3%.
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The GSE opened the week mixed, with six of ten price movers declining. CPC (+8.16%) and DASPHARMA (+7.69%) led gainers, while CLYD (-6.75%) and SIC (-6.02%) led declines. Non-financials rose 0.86%, while financials fell 0.41%.
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NGX opened the week 1.44% higher, supported by strong gains in DANGCEM, OANDO and Fidelity Bank. However, the broader market remained weaker, with more stocks declining than advancing. Trading value rose 13.7% to ₦30.50bn.
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China’s trade surplus with Africa reached a record $102.0bn in 2025, as exports continued to outpace imports. Its zero-tariff policy for 53 African countries could help address the imbalance by boosting African exports.
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Tender 2032 saw rates ease across all three papers, marking another week of declining yields. Total bids came in at GHS 5.01 billion against a target of GHS 3.54 billion, with the government accepting GHS 4.11 billion, the bulk of which went to the 91-day bill.
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The market ended the week higher, with seven of 12 price movers gaining. DASPHARMA rose 9.47%, taking its weekly gain to ~11.8% after strong Q3 profit growth. MTNGH still ended the week ~2.5% lower, while SIC fell ~7%. The GSE-CI rose 0.24% to 59.63% YTD.
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GCB Bank's net profit rose 43.8% YoY to GHS1.87bn in 9M26. Net interest income growth slowed to 13.8% from 44.4% in a lower-rate environment, but fee income (+86.6%) and trading income (+71.6%) supported earnings. Loans grew 77.9%, while the NPL ratio fell to 4.8% from 10.8%.
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The GSE-CI fell 1.03% to 59.25% YTD as TOTAL and EGH dropped 7.15% and 6.03%. CPC led gainers with a 9.76% rise to GHS0.45.
The market traded 997,000 shares valued at GHS6.96 million, with GCB leading by value. Despite the decline, bids exceeded offers by 2.83 million shares.
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Ghana’s year-on-year inflation rose to 5.5% in October from 5.2% in September, marking a third consecutive increase in headline inflation.
The uptick was driven by non-food inflation, which accelerated to 7.9%, while food inflation eased to 2.8%.
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