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Egypt Equity Markets | 16 Sep 2015 : Egyptian Equity trading ends on mixed note, EGX30 up 90.83 bps, market cap loses EGP 2.3 billion….
Cairo, Egypt, Capital Markets in Africa — Egyptian Exchange equity trading ended on a mixed note at the end of todays trading session, as several indices saw gains although the equity market capitalization lost EGP 2.326 billion to end at EGP447,068 billion (US$57,316 million) from EGP 444,742 billion recorded at the end of the previous days trading session. The benchmark index EGX30 gained by 90.83 points or 1.27 percent to end 7,266.42 points. Conversely, the equal-weighted indexes EGX50 rose by 1 percent or 12.01 points to settle…
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