Trading activity in Ghana’s bond market experienced a significant increase, with turnover rising by 343% to GH¢7.16 billion. However, trading focused on shorter-term maturities, as activity beyond 2035 remained limited. Specifically, bonds maturing between 2035 and 2038 represented only 0.42% of the total turnover. These longer-dated bonds yielded an average of 14.59%. The substantial increase in overall turnover suggests renewed investor interest in Ghanaian bonds. The data highlights a preference for shorter-term investments within the current market conditions. Further analysis is needed to determine the factors driving this trend and its potential impact on the broader economy.