The Ghana Stock Exchange Composite Index closed at 13,996.43 on Thursday 12 November, according to the exchange's official daily market summary.
That is 29.64 points, or 0.21%, above 13,966.79 a week earlier, and 59.6% above the 8,770.25 close on 31 December 2025. Market capitalisation was GHS 263.03 billion. Turnover was GHS 11.80 million, mostly in GCB Bank and MTN Ghana.
That year-to-date gain is lower than it was at the end of October, when the index closed at 14,302.27 and was up 63.08% on the year. Since then it has fallen 305.84 points, or 2.14%, which accounts for the move from 63.08% to 59.6%.
The catch is in the banks. The Financial Stock Index fell 1.16% on the week, to 7,184.53.
The cedi's interbank mid-rate was GHS 11.7100 per US dollar on 12 November, the Bank of Ghana's latest print. That is 0.43% weaker than 11.6600 a week earlier and 10.76% weaker than 10.4500 on 31 December 2025. Friday's rate had not been posted by 08:15.
The 91-day Treasury bill still yields 4.5624%, below October inflation of 5.5%. This week's auction, tender 2033, has a target of GHS 5,572 million; results had not been posted by mid-morning.
Related: GSE Composite Index ended October up 63.08%; 91-day Treasury bill yields 4.56%, below 5.5% inflation.