During the week ending November 7 2025, the Ghana bond market (GFIM) recorded a total volume of transactions of GH¢ 1.55 billion, representing a decrease of 41.58% compared to GH¢ 2.65 billion the previous week.

Treasuries dominated trading weekly, with 965.14 million GH¢ spread over multiples transactions, representing 62.25% of the total volume. The new obligations from the Ghanaian Government (GOG) contributed 399.29 million GH¢, representing 25.75% of the business, while sales and repurchases of GOG shares totaled GH¢ 146.12 million over the period.

The sharp drop in trade volumes has affected all major market segments. Treasury bill exchanges have fell by 38.93% compared to GH¢ 1.58 billion the previous week, while activity on new government bonds from Ghana (GOG) fell by 30.12%, from 571.43 million GH¢. Bank bonds from Ghana (BOG) registered the sharpest decline, falling by 88.28 % to 38.74 million GH¢, compared to 330.49 million GH¢ the previous week.

Corporate stock exchanges have collapsed by 89.75% to reach only 570 000 GH¢, against 5.56 million GH¢ the previous week, illustrating the continuing difficulties of the markets of Ghanaian private sector debt. Old government bonds Ghanaian women (GOG) posted a modest activity of 607,782 GH¢, in an increase of 216.10% compared to the 192,275 GH¢ of the previous week, although absolute volumes have remained negligible.