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📊Finance Watch | GSE Market Wrap A soft start to H2 2026, with the GSE-CI declining 0.53% and the FSI shedding 0.57%, as selling pressure outweighed gains across the board in a notably quieter week of trading. On the gainers' side, IIL (+12.50%), TOTAL (+10.00%), and GCB (+5.13%) were the standouts, with GCB crossing the GHS 41.00 mark and surpassing the +100% YTD milestone. CLYD also added 5.08%, extending its remarkable YTD return to +573.91%. The losers' list was broader. RBGH led declines with an 8.88% drop, followed by KASA (-5.53%), CAL (-3.70%), and ETI (-3.08%). MTNGH, SIC, FML, and GGBL posted smaller losses. Trading activity dropped sharply this week — volume fell to 13.85 million shares from 43.21 million last week, while turnover declined to GHS 43.58 million from GHS 125.85 million, pointing to significantly thinner participation as the market eased into the new half-year. 📌Powered by Finance Watch.

📊Finance Watch | GSE Market Wrap A flat session to close out the month, with both the GSE-CI and FSI essentially unchanged at +0.005% and +0.006% respectively, as the market settled into a quiet holding pattern. TOTAL was the standout gainer, surging 10.00% to GHS 39.60, narrowing its YTD loss to just -1.74%. IIL added 5.88%, while SOGEGH posted a marginal gain. On the downside, losses were minimal — MTNGH eased 0.47% and SIC dipped just 0.17%. Overall, a near-static day with only five movers on the board. TOTAL's strong recovery was the session's highlight. 📌Powered by Finance Watch.

📊Finance Watch | GSE Market Wrap | 22 - 26/06/2026. A near-flat week on the GSE, with the GSE-CI virtually unchanged at -0.02% while the FSI declined 1.67%, as sharp losses in select financial counters offset broad-based gains elsewhere. IIL (+23.08%), CLYD (+18.00%), and ZEN (+9.90%) headlined an impressive gainers' board, with GCB, SIC, and KASA also posting solid advances. On the flip side, EGH (-13.67%), RBGH (-8.92%), and GGBL (-7.70%) were the week's heaviest losers, dragging the FSI lower. Trading activity picked up sharply — volume surged to 43.21 million shares from 13.36 million last week, with turnover rising to GHS 125.85 million from GHS 108.95 million, pointing to stronger investor participation despite the mixed index outcome. With the GSE-CI flat and the FSI under pressure, the market remains finely balanced. The focus next week will be on whether financial stocks can stabilize and whether the momentum in CLYD and ZEN is sustained. 📌Powered by ITS Group.

📊Finance Watch | GSE Market Wrap | 25/06/2026. A mixed session on the GSE, with the GSE-CI slipping 0.65% while the FSI bucked the trend, gaining 0.41%, as strength in banking stocks offset broader market weakness. CLYD and IIL led the gainers, jumping 7.66% and 7.14% respectively, with IIL hitting the +200% YTD mark — a notable milestone. GCB also had a strong day, advancing 4.25% to GHS 39.00 and approaching its own YTD century. On the downside, GGBL was the session's biggest loser, dropping 7.56% to GHS 11.99. KASA continued to retrace from its recent highs, shedding another 5.83%, while RBGH and MTNGH declined 2.44% and 0.92% respectively. The divergence between the two indices tells today's story — GCB's strong advance lifted the FSI, while GGBL and KASA's losses dragged on the GSE-CI. With CLYD now boasting a staggering +541.30% YTD return, it remains one of the exchange's most extraordinary performers of 2026. 📌Powered by ITS Group.

📊Finance Watch | GSE Market Wrap | 24/06/2026. A soft mid-week session, with the GSE-CI edging down 0.18% and the FSI slipping marginally by 0.10%, as modest selling across several counters outweighed gains elsewhere. GCB led the gainers, advancing 3.92% to GHS 37.41, while FML added 1.20% and ETI ticked up 0.44% — keeping its remarkable YTD return near the +196% mark. On the downside, EGH was the day's biggest loser, dropping 3.85% to GHS 33.67. KASA gave back some of its recent gains, easing 3.04%, while SOGEGH, SIC, and SCB posted smaller declines. Overall, a quiet and slightly negative session with no dramatic moves in either direction. 📌Powered by ITS Group.

📊Finance Watch | Primary Market Update | 21/06/2026. Demand fell short of target this week, with total bids of GHS 4.21bn coming in below the GHS 5.27bn target, covering 82.6% of government's fundraising need. Notably, government accepted every single bid tendered for the first time this year. Participation skewed toward the short end, with the 91-day bill attracting the bulk of demand at GHS 2.26bn. The 364-day bill drew solid interest at GHS 1.15bn, while the 182-day bill saw the most modest uptake at GHS 802.87mn. With full absorption across the board. Yields rose across the curve — up 27bps, 5bps, and 38bps on the 91-day, 182-day, and 364-day bills respectively — with the 91-day and 364-day bills posting the sharpest moves, likely reflecting the price government had to pay to draw in sufficient demand amid the broader shortfall. Against maturing bills of GHS 3.38bn, this week's GHS 4.21bn raised translates to a net issuance of ~ GHS 822.93mn — a modest liquidity withdrawal from the market. Looking ahead, government targets GHS 4.60bn at the next auction, a slightly higher but still relatively measured ask following this week's softer showing. 📌Powered by ITS Group.

📊Finance Watch | GSE Market Wrap | 19/06/2026. A strong week on the GSE, with the GSE-CI gaining 2.27% and the FSI advancing 2.03%, as broad-based buying lifted both the wider market and financial counters. KASA was the week's standout, surging an impressive 59.17% to GHS 1.91, while ACCESS climbed 10.00% to GHS 31.90. IIL and SIC posted strong gains of 8.33% and 8.11% respectively, with SIC's YTD return now at +366.67%. CAL, ETI, and MTNGH rounded out a seven-stock gainers' board with solid advances. On the downside, EGH led losses, dropping 4.88% to GHS 39.00. RBGH and TOTAL also declined, while SOGEGH and SCB posted marginal losses. Trading activity, however, eased notably this week — volume fell to 13.36 million shares from 18.40 million last week, while turnover declined to GHS 108.95 million from GHS 163.25 million. 📌Powered by ITS Group.

📊Finance Watch | GSE Market Wrap | 18/06/2026. A positive session on the GSE, with the GSE-CI advancing 0.70% and the FSI edging up 0.12%, as strong gains from banking and small-cap counters drove the broader market higher. ACCESS led the charge, jumping 10.00% to GHS 31.90 and closing in on its +100% YTD mark. KASA continued its impressive streak, gaining another 9.43% to GHS 1.74, while IIL added 8.33%. MTNGH rounded out the gainers with a modest 0.78% advance. On the downside, EGH shed 2.44% to GHS 40.00, while SIC and RBGH declined 1.54% and 1.03% respectively. SOGEGH, GOIL, and SCB edged marginally lower. Overall, a encouraging session with four solid gainers offsetting six modest losers. ACCESS and KASA are emerging as the market's new momentum stories, filling the void left by ZEN's recent pullback. 📌Powered by ITS Group.

📊Finance Watch | GSE Market Wrap | 17/06/2026. A softer mid-week session, with the GSE-CI dipping 0.24% and the FSI sliding 0.80%, snapping the recent run of positive closes as selling returned to financial counters. KASA extended its recent momentum, jumping another 9.66% to GHS 1.59 and pushing its YTD return to +20.45%. CAL added a modest 1.30% to GHS 0.78. On the downside, ETI gave back some of its recent gains, easing 3.93% to GHS 2.20, and was the primary drag on the FSI. MTNGH, SOGEGH, and TOTAL each edged marginally lower. Overall, a mild pullback after several strong sessions. ETI's decline, following its extraordinary recent run, looks more like routine profit-taking than a shift in trend. 📌Powered by ITS Group.

📊Finance Watch | GSE Market Wrap | 16/06/2026. A positive session on the GSE, with the GSE-CI gaining 0.27% and the FSI advancing 0.48%, continuing the week's positive start across the board. KASA led the gainers with a 9.85% jump to GHS 1.45, while FAB advanced 5.40% to GHS 8.40. ETI continued its remarkable run, adding another 1.78% to GHS 2.29 and extending its YTD return to an eye-catching +197.40%. SOGEGH rounded out the gainers with a modest 0.74% advance. On the downside, losses were negligible — RBGH eased 2.60%, while MTNGH and GLD were virtually unchanged. Overall, a quietly constructive session. The FSI's continued positive momentum reinforces the financial sector recovery narrative. 📌Powered by ITS Group.

📊Finance Watch | Primary Market Update | 15/06/2026. Government posted a standout auction this week, with total bids of GHS 8.44bn comfortably surpassing the GHS 7.43bn target — a bid-to-cover of 1.02x. Government accepted GHS 8.29bn, covering approximately 112% of its fundraising target and marking the strongest absorption outturn in recent weeks, a sharp turnaround from the undersubscriptions seen earlier in the cycle. The 91-day bill was the standout, attracting GHS 6.04bn in bids with zero rejections—underscoring exceptionally strong short-end demand. The 182-day and 364-day bills also saw healthy participation, though government exercised some selectivity at both tenors, accepting GHS 1.04bn and GHS 1.22bn respectively out of higher amounts tendered.

📊Finance Watch | GSE Market Wrap | 12/06/2026. An impressive week on the GSE, with the GSE-CI gaining 1.00% and the FSI surging 4.00% — its strongest weekly performance in recent memory, confirming a decisive recovery in financial stocks. The gainers' list was dominated by standout moves. ETI was the week's star, skyrocketing 33.12% to close at GHS 2.09, while CLYD surged 20.10% to GHS 2.45, pushing its extraordinary YTD return to +432.61%. CPC, SOGEGH, ACCESS, and SIC all posted solid gains, with TOTAL, FML, and EGL adding modest advances to round out a nine-stock gainers' board. On the downside, GGBL and EGH led losses, dropping 10.41% and 8.87% respectively, while GLD shed 7.95%. RBGH, MTNGH, and ZEN posted smaller declines. The week's defining theme was the broad-based recovery in financials. 📌Powered by ITS Group.

📊Finance Watch | GSE Market Wrap | 11/06/2026. A clean sweep on the GSE today — no losers on the board as the GSE-CI gained 0.33% and the FSI advanced 0.63%, marking a fourth consecutive positive session for financials. ETI led the gainers, rising 3.24% to GHS 1.91 and extending its YTD return to an impressive +148.05%. CAL and MTNGH added modest gains of 1.30% and 0.15% respectively. With zero losers on the day, today's session was as clean as it gets. The continued strength in ETI and CAL is keeping the FSI's recovery firmly on track, while MTNGH's positive close adds a broader market dimension to the day's gains. 📌Powered by ITS Group.

📊Finance Watch | GSE Market Wrap | 08/06/2026. A strong mid-week session, with the GSE-CI advancing 0.51% and the FSI posting an impressive 1.06% gain, as broad-based buying extended the week's positive momentum. CLYD and TOTAL led the gainers, both surging around 9-10% — with TOTAL reclaiming GHS 36.00 and CLYD pushing its YTD return to a remarkable +386.96%. ETI continued its recovery, adding 6.32% to GHS 1.85, while SOGEGH, EGL, and FML also closed in the green. On the downside, GLD was the session's notable casualty, dropping 5.10% to GHS 473.48. CAL and GGBL shed 2.53% and 1.72% respectively, while MTNGH edged marginally lower. Overall, an encouraging session with six gainers outpacing four losers. The FSI's continued strength, now up for the third consecutive session, signals a meaningful recovery in financial and consumer stocks. 📌Powered by ITS Group.

📊Finance Watch | GSE Market Wrap | 09/06/2026. A positive session on the GSE, with both indices closing in the green — the GSE-CI up 0.32% and the FSI gaining a solid 0.78%, continuing the week's encouraging start for financial stocks. ETI led the gainers, advancing 4.19% to GHS 1.74 and extending its YTD return to +125.97%. CAL and SOGEGH also posted gains of 2.60% and 1.40% respectively, adding to the FSI's upward momentum. On the downside, losses were minimal. RBGH eased 1.77%, while EGL and GLD were virtually unchanged. Overall, a quietly positive session with the market with only three modest losers and broad gains across banking counters, sentiment appears to be gradually improving heading further into the week. 📌Powered by ITS Group.