The variation of the Egyptian Stock Exchange indicators at the beginning of the first sessions of the week

The variation of the Egyptian Stock Exchange indicators at the beginning of the first sessions of the week

The major market index EGX30 declined by 2. 23% to 11236 points at the start of the first sessions of the week on the Egyptian Stock Exchange.
The Small and Medium Enterprises Index (EGX70) rose by 0.05 percent to 2214 points, while the EGX100 rose by 0.06 percent to 3223 points.
The market capital of the shares restricted to a market inside the cabin recorded 761 billion pounds.

In contrast to the Arab investors’ tendency to sell, the Egyptian and foreign investors went in the direction of buying, with net values of approximately 177 thousand and 252 thousand pounds, respectively.
Around 180. 7 million pounds were traded, with 144. 96 million papers being executed during the course of 3. 8 thousand transactions.
Notably, the Egyptian Stock Exchange gained approximately 17 last week.

Market capitalization for the bound shares closed last week at 763. 1 billion pounds, up from 745. 8 billion at the end of the previous week’s trading. Having increased by 2.3%
In terms of indicators, the IGI 30 index closed at 11. 262 points, recording an increase of about 1. 7%, while EGX70 EWI scored up by 1. 27%, closing the period at 2213 points, while achieving. S&P gained about 3. 4% and finished at 1. 874 points.

The EGX30 Capped index rose by almost 1. 98% and closed at 13,000 points, while the EGX100 EWI dropped by 0. 55% and ended the day at 3243 points.
The total trading value during the current week reached about 9 billion and the amount of trading is about 2. 6 million papers executed on 254 thousand operations, compared to the total trading value of 10. 6 billion pounds and the amount of trading amounting to 2. 9 million papers executed on 257 thousand operations during the past week.

The trading value of the bonds during the week was roughly 25%, while the trading value of the shares made up about 74.3% of the overall trading value within the cabin.
After removing the deals, the transactions by Egyptians accounted for 81% of all restricted share transactions, while foreigners purchased 10% and Arabs 8. 5%.
Foreigners recorded a net purchase of 20 million pounds, and the Arabs were a net purchase of 2. 4 million pounds, after excluding the deals.

In addition, foreigners achieved a net sale of about 20,423 million pounds and Arabs were a net purchase of about 2,399 million pounds on the registered shares after excluding the deals since the beginning of the year. The Egyptians’ transactions represented 76.7% of the trading value of shares restricted since the beginning of the year after the exclusion of deals.

The fluctuation of the Egyptian Stock Exchange’s indicators at the start of each week’s initial sessions

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