The main index of the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE), the All-Share Index, closed down on Friday, dragged by price losses in three equities.
The index closed the session lower by 11.68 points to end at 5,397.02 from 5,408.70 points.
Change for the year closed the session at -48.26 per cent.
On the broader market, there were three price losses.
Ecobank Ghana lost GH¢0.01 at GH¢2.89; CAL Bank was down by GH¢0.01 at GH¢0.21; and PBC was lower GH¢0.01 at GH¢0.19.
Traded volumes closed the session at 355,618 shares, a little higher than 303,421 at the previous close.
Market capitalisation dipped marginally at GH¢15,263.05 million from GH¢15,271.55 million at the previous close.
Source: GNA
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