
Ghana Stock Exchange Turnover Hits GH¢121.57m
Ghana Stock Exchange turnover climbed to GH¢121.57 million after a large MTN Ghana share trade dominated activity, while Clydestone, Intravenous Infusions and CalBank posted gains.
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Ghana Stock Exchange turnover climbed to GH¢121.57 million after a large MTN Ghana share trade dominated activity, while Clydestone, Intravenous Infusions and CalBank posted gains.

Ghana faces renewed inflation concerns after the NPA raised fuel price floors for August, with diesel climbing 18.3% and petrol and LPG also recording sharp increases.

ZEN Petroleum Holdings Plc records GH¢96.56 million profit after tax on GH¢1.78 billion revenue in its first financial reporting period, with investors watching cash flow and margins.

Government says reforms in Ghana's energy sector have generated more than $240 million in savings while improving payments to Independent Power Producers.

The Ghana cedi weakened by 9.5% against the US dollar between January and July 2026, despite strong export earnings and a sizeable trade surplus, Bank of Ghana data show.

Gold Fields Ghana says it has invested more than US$110 million in host communities as it makes the case for renewing its Tarkwa mining leases.

Gold Fields Ghana says its Tarkwa lease renewal proposal reflects years of engagement with traditional authorities and communities as it responds to concerns raised by the Apinto Divisional Council.

COMAC says fuel prices are likely to increase further as global oil market volatility, rising supply costs and shrinking margins put pressure on oil marketing companies.

The Bank of Ghana has raised GH¢16.57 billion through its latest 14 day securities auction, offering an annualised interest rate of 10.50% as it continues liquidity management operations.

Ghana has completed its IMF bailout programme after securing a final US$371 million disbursement, shifting to a policy monitoring framework focused on fiscal discipline.

Ghana Stock Exchange trading reached GH¢10.88 million on July 24 as MTN Ghana and Kasapreko dominated activity, while 11 listed stocks recorded gains.

Ghana raised GH¢11.55 billion at its latest Treasury bill auction, exceeding its target by 21.63% as investor demand concentrated on the 364 day instrument.