Market Watch | - Part 137

Tanzania Equity Watch | 27 July 2015: Investors lose US$9.3 million on Tanzania Stock Markets … indices marginally fall

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (Capital Markets in Africa):- Trading at the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange began the week on a negative note. The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange index (DSEI) declined by 2.21 points or 0.09 percent to close at 2,579.50 points and the Tanzanian domestic Share Index plunged by 9.14 points or 0.20 percent to end at 4,531.63 points. Likewise, Banks, Finance & Investment sector index went down by 26.85 points or 0.88 percent…

Egypt Equity Watch | 27th July 2015: Egyptian equity markets indices all down today under pressure from poor performing Bank and Oil stocks

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Cairo, Egypt (Capital Markets in Africa):- Egyptian equity markets Benchmark Index EGX 30, EGX70, EGX100 and the EGX20 capped index were all down today as the markets reacted to pressure from poor performing Bank and Oil stock leaving market capitalisation down at just over EGP 485,430 Million. The benchmark index EGX30 was down 116.96 points to close the day on 7887.87, a decrease of -1.46 percent from its previous close of 8004.83 points (with the resultant year-to-date performance of -11.64 percent and equal to 3,463 points in US$ terms). The EGX20…

Kenya Equity Watch | 27 July 2015: the bear triumphs at Nairobi Securities Exchange, Kenya … market cap drop by US$21 million

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Nairobi, Kenya (Capital Markets in Africa) —On Monday, at the Nairobi Securities Exchange trading floor the bear triumphed. The market capitalization fell by KES 2.13 billion (about US$21 million) to end at KES 2,142.84 billion relative to market capitalization of KES 2,144.97 billion recorded at previous trading session. As the time, the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE20) index sagged by 39.15 points or 0.86 percent to close at 4,539.47 points and the Nairobi All Share Index tumbled…

South Africa Market Watch | 27 July 2015: The bear continued to torment the Johannesburg Stock Exchange

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Johannesburg, South Africa (Capital Markets in Africa) — The bear continued to torment the stocks listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange on Monday. Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) All Share decreased by 54.53 or 0.11 percent to close at 51,301.55 points. The JSE Top 40 index edged down by 0.20 percent or 89.51 points to end at 45,768.94 points. The financial sector index marginally lost 0.02 percent or 38.99 points at 44,959.28 points. Both Industrial sector index and industrial 25 index declined by…

Mauritius Equity Watch | 27 July 2015: Mauritius equities carried forward the bull mood … SEMDEX 0.23% up

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Port Louis, Mauritius (Capital Markets in Africa) — Stock Exchange of Mauritius carried forward the bull mood previous week to begin this week on a positive notes. The Mauritius All Share Index (SEMDEX index) gained 0.23 percent or 4.51 points to close at 1,958.29 points and the SEM10 index closed at 374.39 points after surging by 0.90 points or 0.24 percent. The market capitalization recorded MUR 217.718 billion (relative to yesterday’s market capitalization of MUR 217.216 billion) after gaining…

Tanzania Equity Watch | 24 July 2015: Dar es Salaam Stock returned to bull … Market Cap gains US$100 Mil

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Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (Capital Markets in Africa):- The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange ended the week on a positive note. The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange index (DSEI) surged by 23.84 points or 0.93 percent to close at 2,581.71 points and the Tanzanian domestic Share Index rose by 21.73 points or 0.48 percent to close at 4,540.77 points. Likewise, industrial & Allied sector index climbed by 36.70 points or 0.61 percent to settle at 6,065.23…

Kenya Equity Watch | 24 July 2015: Kenya equity markets ended in red despite President Obama’s visit to Kenya

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Nairobi, Kenya (Capital Markets in Africa) — On Friday, Kenya equity markets ended in red in spite of President Obama’s visit to Kenya and Nairobi Securities Exchanges closed early today. The market capitalization fell by KES 15 billion to end at KES 2,144.97 billion relative to market capitalization of KES 2,160.06 billion recorded at previous trading session. As the time, the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE20) index sagged by 39.04 points or 0.86 percent to close at 4,500.43…

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