The secondary market for Ghanaian government bonds rebounded strongly, with turnover nearly doubling by 94.65% week‑on‑week to GH¢4.13bn.
Trading concentrated in the 2031‑2034 maturity window, which accounted for 53.75% of the activity at an average yield of 13.90%. The 2027‑2030 segment followed closely, contributing 45.06% of turnover at 12.01% yield.
Longer‑dated bonds beyond 2035 remained largely sidelined, representing just 1.19% of activity at a 14.78% yield.
Meanwhile, the newly issued September 2030 bond attracted GH¢320.99 million in turnover at a weighted‑average yield of 11.94%, making up 7.8% of the total secondary‑market turnover.
Databank Research projects that secondary‑market activity will stay firm, buoyed by sustained trading interest in the newly issued four‑year Government of Ghana bond.
