During the week ending November 21st 2025, the Ghanaian bond market recorded explosive growth, with a total volume of transactions reaching 4.05 billion GHS, i.e. increase of 99.20% compared to GHS 2.03 billion for the week previous.

Treasuries dominated market activity, capturing GHS 2.77 billion through multiple transactions and representing 68.52% of the total volume. This performance marks an increase of 115.51% compared to GHS 1.29 billion the previous week, testifying to the sustained appetite of investors for government securities in short term.

Buy-back and sale transactions (SBB) involving on Ghanaian government bonds and securities (GOG) saw the most strong growth, jumping by 200,54% to reach GHS 1.23 billion, compared to GHS 410.88 million the previous week. These pension transactions allow institutional investors to manage their liquidity while maintaining exposure to long-term public debt.

Ghana Government Bonds (GOG) due former registered a minimum activity, at 656,055 GHS, down from 73.25% compared to GHS 2.45 million the previous week. Les good from the Bank of Ghana (BOG) remained absent from the markets for the second week in a row, which shows the preference persistent investors for treasury bills and transactions of boarding house.

The bond market Ghanaian (GFIM) is continuing its recovery after the downturn in 2023 following the implementation of the DDEP. The managing director of the Ghana Stock Exchange, Abena Amoah, revealed that the cumulative trading volume from January to October 2025 exceeded the 200 billion GHS, which places the market on track to reach levels prior to the DDEP