Ghana’s fixed income market recorded total trading volume of GH¢3.44 billion across 1,887 transactions on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, with Treasury Bills dominating activity and the 6-year Government of Ghana bond maturing in February 2032 leading trading among government bonds.
According to data from the Ghana Fixed Income Market (GFIM), Treasury Bills accounted for the largest share of the day’s activity at GH¢1.61 billion across 1,812 transactions. New Government of Ghana (GoG) Notes and Bonds came in second with GH¢1.44 billion traded in 36 deals, followed by Sell/Buy-Back trades on GoG bonds at GH¢380.44 million across 13 transactions. Corporate bonds recorded GH¢6.43 million in 18 trades, while Old GoG Notes and Bonds saw the lightest activity at GH¢350,000 across eight transactions.
Among Treasury Bills, the 91-day bill maturing June 15, 2026 recorded the highest single-instrument volume at GH¢438.46 million in 40 transactions, closing at a price of 99.99.
In the New GoG bond segment, the benchmark 6-year bond maturing February 10, 2032 (GOG-BD-10/02/32-A6148-1838-9.10) was the most actively traded, with GH¢1.18 billion changing hands in three deals. The instrument closed at a yield of 12.37% and a price of 86.60, compared to an opening yield of 12.35%.
The 3-year bond maturing February 16, 2027 (GOG-BD-16/02/27-A6143-1838-8.35) also saw significant activity with GH¢216.31 million traded in eight deals at a closing yield of 10.52%.
In the Old GoG bond segment, the 7-year bond maturing November 8, 2027 (GOG-BD-08/11/27-A5471-1720-20.50) recorded the highest volume at GH¢174,000 in three deals, closing at a yield of 20.48% and a price of 99.94.
On the corporate bond side, Ghana Cocoa Board instruments dominated, with the bond maturing August 30, 2027 (CMB-BD-30/08/27-A6302-1675-13.00) recording the highest volume at GH¢3.44 million across 10 transactions at a closing price of 103.31.
In the Sell/Buy-Back segment, the same February 2032 benchmark bond was most active, with GH¢194.20 million in six deals at a yield of 14.98%.
