After a turbulent start, the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) closed the first half (IH) of the year on a strong note, since its market capitalisation soared to an all-time-high (ATH) of GH¢70.24billion as investors continue to find solace in equities.

Non-bank stocks are projected to be the driving force behind the equities market, potentially resulting in a 12.5 percent return by end of the year – compared to the 13 percent loss at end of 2022 – according to a Quarterly Strategy Report published by fund management house DataBank.

AngloGold Ashanti (GSE:AGA, GSE:AADS) has unveiled a major corporate restructuring in which it will move the primary listing of its shares to New York from Johannesburg, and domicile the business in London. The Johannesburg corporate office will be retained.

THE Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) has agreed to recommend the listing of companies that it has stakes in on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE).