Trading on securities saw Egyptian investors as net sellers with EGP 172.41 million. Arab and foreign investors were net buyers with EGP 92.394 million and EGP 80.02 million, respectively
The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) closed the week with a semi-collective decline, seeing all but one index in the red ahead of the CBE’s Monetary Policy Meeting later today.
Benchmark index EGX 30 was down by 0.58% to end the session at 16,745.54 points, with EGX 70 dropping 0.43% to 2,962.04, and EGX 100 closing the session at a decline of 0.15% to 4,497.03 points.
EGX 50 was the only index in the green, gaining 0.23% to close trading at 3035.19 points.
Today’s trading saw 402.9 million shares exchanged with a turnover of EGP 1.785 billion.
Market capitalization was recorded at EGP 1.092 trillion.
Trading on securities saw Egyptian investors as net sellers with EGP 172.41 million. Arab and foreign investors were net buyers with EGP 92.394 million and EGP 80.02 million, respectively.
The top gains of the session were by North Cairo Mills which climbed by 13.84%, Medical Packaging Company by 5.71%, and Ibnsina Pharma by 5.31%.
The largest losses of the session were by Development & Engineering Consultants which fell by 9.86%, Egyptian Gulf Bank by 7.52%, and Remco for Touristic Villages Construction by 3.95%.
