The Ghana Stock Exchange Composite Index closed at 13,960.40 on Friday 13 November, down 36.03 points (0.26%) on the day and 39.97 points (0.29%) below last Friday's 14,000.37, the exchange's official daily market summary shows.
It is 59.2% higher than at the end of 2025. Against October inflation of 5.5%, that is a real gain of about 50.9% if a year-to-date return is set against a 12-month inflation rate; in dollar terms, about 42.3%.
This morning's note on Thursday's close measured the week from Thursday 5 November. Today's figures are Friday's close and the week ended Friday.
The catch is the banks. The Financial Stock Index fell 0.50% on Friday and 1.66% on the week, to 7,148.52. Among the decliners, FAB lost 9.5% and Societe Generale Ghana 1.8%, both on thin volume.
Turnover was GHS 5.01 million, 57% of it in MTN Ghana. Market capitalisation was GHS 262.39 billion.
The cedi's interbank mid-rate was GHS 11.6900 per dollar, 0.17% firmer than Thursday but 0.43% weaker than 11.6400 last Friday, and 10.61% weaker this year. That weekly move is Friday to Friday; this morning's 0.43% was Thursday to Thursday, from 11.6600 to 11.7100.
A fuller weekly cedi tracker is published alongside this note.
This week's Treasury bill result, tender 2033, had not been posted on the Bank of Ghana's auction-results list by 16:31 GMT.