The Ghanaian secondary bond market saw a 44.87 % week‑on‑week decline, settling at GH¢5.03 billion in trading volume last week.
Trading shifted largely into the 2027‑2030 maturity range, which accounted for 57.83 % of the total turnover at a weighted‑average yield of 13.03 %.
The 2031‑2034 segment followed suit, holding 41.69 % of the volume at a yield of 14.52 %. Post‑2035 maturities attracted only 0.49 % of the trade, yielding 15.06 %.
Databank Research notes that the forthcoming inflation release is expected to influence near‑term trading activity, as investors reassess rate expectations and adjust portfolios accordingly.
