The Ghana Fixed Income Market (GFIM) has surpassed GH¢1 trillion in trading volumes since its 2015 inception, with 2025 figures rebounding to pre-Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP) levels, signaling renewed investor confidence and macroeconomic stability.
Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) Managing Director Abena Amoah announced the achievement during the GFIM’s 10th Anniversary media launch on Wednesday, November 5. Trading volumes reached GH¢200 billion in the first 10 months of 2025, after a 76% recovery from 2023’s GH¢98 billion low to GH¢174 billion in 2024.
“From GH¢5.2 billion in its first five months, the market peaked at GH¢230 billion in 2022,” Amoah said. Corporate issuers have raised GH¢24 billion through commercial papers and bonds, funding agriculture, manufacturing, and small businesses.
Challenges persist, including macroeconomic volatility and government securities’ dominance. Amoah outlined priorities: boosting corporate issuance, sustainable finance like green bonds, AfCFTA integration, and fintech adoption for transparency.
The vision: 10 million Ghanaians owning securities accounts and 100 listed companies by 203
