Volatility Of The Ghana Stock Exchange Market – Dr. Kwame Nyampong
The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) is a key indicator of economic performance, offering insights into investor sentiment, corporate health, and...
Volatility Of The Ghana Stock Exchange Market – Dr. Kwame Nyampong
The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) is a key indicator of economic performance, offering insights into investor sentiment, corporate health, and...
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Volatility Of The Ghana Stock Exchange Market – Dr. Kwame Nyampong
The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) is a key indicator of economic performance, offering insights into investor sentiment, corporate health, and broader economic trends. However, as an emerging market, the GSE exhibits high volatility. This paper is to analyse the volatility nature of the GSE by considering the characteristics, influencing factors,
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Volatility Of The Ghana Stock Exchange Market – Dr. Kwame Nyampong
The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) is a key indicator of economic performance, offering insights into investor sentiment, corporate health, and broader economic trends. However, as an emerging market, the GSE exhibits high volatility. This paper is to analyse the volatility nature of the GSE by considering the characteristics, influencing factors,
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