The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) ended Thursday, June 12, 2025, on a subdued note as both major indices posted losses, reflecting waning investor sentiment and a significant dip in trading activity.

The GSE Composite Index fell by 5.92 points to close at 6,072.02, pulling its year-to-date (YTD) return down to 24.21%. The GSE Financial Stock Index also recorded a loss, dropping 8.50 points to settle at 3,279.22, with a YTD return of 37.74%.

Market capitalisation shrank by GH¢238.94 million, closing at GH¢134.80 billion — a signal of bearish activity across the bourse.

Trading volumes were notably weak, with just 35,759 shares changing hands — an 83.67% decline compared to the previous session. The total value of shares traded stood at GH¢200,196.23.

On the equities front, Benso Oil Palm Plantation (BOPP) was the session’s only gainer, inching up to GH¢34.25.

Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI), however, lost value, closing lower at GH¢0.84. Despite the price drop, ETI dominated the day’s trading activity with 29,249 shares traded, amounting to GH¢24,627.63 in value.

The overall performance highlighted a cautious mood among investors, with low volumes and a dip in market indices signaling limited trading interest on the day.