The volume of shares traded also climbed significantly by 158.2 per cent to 29.73 million shares, up from 11.51 million shares the previous week, while turnover surged from GH¢48.12 million. MTN Ghana dominated trading activity by a wide margin, generating GH¢131.26 million from 18.58 million shares. In terms of volume, Intravenous Infusions Limited trailed MTN Ghana with 5.66 million shares traded. Kasapreko recorded 2.33 million shares, CAL Bank traded 1.25 million shares, while Ecobank Transnational Incorporated posted 597,544 shares. MTN Ghana and GCB Bank together accounted for nearly 90 per cent of the total value traded during the week.