Banking stocks spur GSE YtD rally

Banking stocks spur GSE YtD rally

Ebenezer Chike Adjei NJOKU
Published 37 minutes ago4 min read

Banking counters on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) recorded some of the most noticeable share price gains on the bourse in the year to August 2026, as a steep decline in Treasury bill yields continue to push investors toward equities.

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