加纳股票指数 (GGSECI) 加自选

GGSECI指数升至4809.00点的历史新高。过去4周，加纳证券交易所综合指数上涨1.71%，过去12个月上涨54.51%。

GGSECI increased to an all-time high of 4809.00 Index Points. Over the past 4 weeks, Ghana Stock Exchange Composite Index gained 1.71%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 54.51%.

2024年第三季度，加纳经济同比增长7.2%，为2019年第二季度以来的最高水平，此前三个月增长了6.9%。主要经济活动，特别是工业（+10.4%）和服务业（+6.4%）继续呈现强劲增长。与此同时，农业部门增长了3.2%。

Ghana's economy grew by 7.2% year-on-year in Q3 2024, the most since Q2 2019, following a 6.9% rise in the previous three-month period. Key economic activities, particularly the industrial (+10.4%) and services (+6.4%) sectors, continued to show robust growth. Meanwhile, the agricultural sector advanced by 3.2%.

2024年11月，加纳的年度消费者通胀率连续第三个月攀升至23%，为5月以来的最高水平，从前一个月的22.1%开始加速。上涨压力主要来自食品价格（25.9%比10月份的22.8%），尤其是豆类和山药等主食。非食品类通胀率从21.5%降至20.7%。按月计算，11月消费者价格指数在上个月上涨0.8%后飙升2.6%。加纳将于12月7日举行第九次大选，民意调查显示，持续的生活成本危机是选民的主要担忧，可能会对选举结果产生重大影响。

Ghana's annual consumer inflation climbed for the third month to 23% in November 2024, the steepest since May, accelerating from 22.1% in the prior month. Upward pressure came mostly from food prices (25.9% vs 22.8% in October), especially for staple items like beans and yams. Non-food inflation decelerated to 20.7% from 21.5%. On a monthly basis, consumer prices surged by 2.6% in November, after a 0.8% rise in the prior month. Ghana is heading for its ninth general election on December 7th, with polls revealing that the ongoing cost-of-living crisis is a major concern for voters, likely to influence the election outcome significantly.

标准普尔全球加纳采购经理人指数从10月份的50.6升至2024年11月的52.5，标志着私营部门自2021年9月以来的最强劲增长。受需求增强和新客户收购的推动，新订单在五个月内第四次增加。产出也连续第二个月增长，增速为七个月来最快。为了应对不断增加的新订单，公司雇佣了更多的工人来管理工作量并防止积压。与此同时，公司扩大了采购活动，结束了三个月的收缩。反过来，成品库存稳步增长，达到一年来的最大增幅。然而，供应商的交货时间继续缩短，部分原因是公司提前订购。在价格方面，投入成本通胀飙升至6月以来的最高水平，促使企业以类似的速度提高售价。最后，商业情绪有所上升，仍略高于历史趋势。

The S&P Global Ghana PMI rose to 52.5 in November 2024, up from 50.6 in October, marking the strongest growth in the private sector since September 2021. New orders increased for the fourth time in five months, driven by stronger demand and new customer acquisitions. Output also grew for the second consecutive month and at the quickest pace in seven months. In response to rising new orders, firms hired more workers to manage workloads and prevent backlogs. At the same time, companies expanded their purchasing activity, ending a three-month contraction. In turn, stocks of finished goods increased solidly and to the largest degree in a year. However, suppliers' delivery times continued to shorten, linked in part to advanced ordering by firms. On the price front, input cost inflation surged to its highest level since June, prompting firms to raise selling prices at a similar pace. Finally, business sentiment ticked higher and remained just above the historical trend.