Облигации программы DDEP лидировали на ганацком рынке фиксированного дохода с оборотом почти в 483 млн седи

Ghana’s fixed income market processed about GH¢953.89 million across 419 trades on Thursday, with DDEP bonds outpacing treasury bills for the largest share of turnover. Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP) bonds led the session on the Ghana Fixed Income Market (GFIM), recording GH¢482.19 million across 23 trades, ahead of treasury bills, which followed with GH¢350.42 million spread across 377 transactions, the widest participation of any segment. Sell and buy back trades on Government of Ghana (GoG) notes and bonds added GH¢109.12 million across 16 deals, while corporate bonds contributed GH¢12.16 million over three trades. No new or old GoG notes and bonds changed hands outside the DDEP and sell buy back categories. The most active DDEP instrument was a bond maturing February 10, 2032, with a 9.10 percent coupon, which traded GH¢223.61 million across three deals at a yield of 14.54 percent and a closing price of 79.6460 cedis per 100 cedis face value. Among treasury bills, a bill maturing July 12, 2027, was the most active, recording GH¢80.88 million across 34 transactions at a yield of 12.78 percent and a closing price of 88.7542 cedis. The largest sell and buy back trade involved a bond maturing February 5, 2036, with a 9.70 percent coupon, which changed hands for GH¢36 million across two deals at a yield of 13.90 percent. On the corporate side, a bond maturing August 31, 2026, with a 13.00 percent coupon led activity, recording GH¢12.06 million across two trades at a closing price of 99.4176 cedis. Thursday’s session brought total activity on the market to 419 transactions, with the DDEP bond segment’s outsized share standing out against the treasury bill dominated pattern that has typically characterized recent trading days.