- The GSE-CI continued its positive momentum for the third consecutive week registering only one advancing stock in the week.
- TLW recorded its first price movement in over a year, closing the week as one of the ten losing stocks
- There were marginal gains on the two major indices, GSE-CI and GSE-FSI, with the former posting a weekly return of 0.04% to close the week with year-to-date (YTD) return of -2.33%, while the latter closed with a weekly return of 0.08% and YTD return of -0.26%.
- Spreads on secondary market trades remained unchanged at 70 bps, as quotes were around 20.55% -19.85%.
- The GSE-CI posted a year-to-date return of -2.37% at the close of last week's session. SIC was the biggest gainer, moving up by 12.50%. GGBL traded for the first time in 2020 recording a loss of 4.14%, which was the highest in the week.
- Rates on the 91, 182 and 362-Day Bills remained unchanged at 14.70%, 15.18% and 17.81% respectively. Government missed its fund raising target for the week by 43.93%.
