The indices however trended downwards with the benchmark GSE-Composite Index slipping by 0.2 per cent to close at 3,479.9 points, Nordea Capital Investment Stock report obtained by the Ghana News Agency in Accra on Wednesday indicated.

According to the report, losses were also recorded by Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (-4.3 per cent), Enterprise Group Limited (-1 per cent), GOIL (-0.6 per cent) and Standard Chartered (-0.03 per cent).

The gainers were SIC Insurance (+2.4 per cent), Ecobank Ghana (+0.4 per cent) and GCB Bank (+0.3 per cent).

A total of 679,671 shares exchanged hands and these were valued at GHC2,109,724.32.

 The Nordea Income Growth Fund was priced at GHC0.4973 with a year-to-date return of 23.03 per cent.

On the inter-bank market, the Cedi shed by 0.02 per cent against the US Dollar at GHC4.4094, edged by 0.6 per cent against the Euro at GHC5.2245 and slipped 0.5 per cent against the Pound at GHC5.9512.

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Nordea Capital is dedicated to growing and preserving client assets and building trust, in partnership with financial professionals and institutions worldwide.

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