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Arab Finance – A collective decline in market indices at the end of the first trading sessions of the week


A collective decline in market indicators at the end of the first trading sessions of the week

Arab Finance: The Egyptian Stock Exchange ended the trading session today, Sunday, with a collective decline in the movement of indices. The main index of the market, the EGX30 – which includes the 30 largest listed companies, closed with a decrease of 2.04% at the level of 29,528.79 points.

As for the EGX SHARIAH index, it closed with a decrease of 2.20%, achieving 3083.19 points.

The EGX70 EWI for small and medium stocks also fell by 1.85%, closing at the end of the session at 7526.14 points.

The broader EGX 100 index closed 1.77% higher at 10,588.74 points.

Regarding the total value of trades, it amounted to 4.1 billion Egyptian pounds, with a total number of transactions amounting to 128,188 transactions.

The market capitalization of the Egyptian Stock Exchange at the end of trading recorded 2.1 trillion Egyptian pounds.

The shares of 40 companies rose, while the shares of 140 companies decreased, and the shares of 29 companies did not change.

In terms of transactions by individuals and institutions, data from the Egyptian Stock Exchange website showed that individual transactions accounted for 77.73% of total market trades, while institutions accounted for 22.26% of trades.

The data also indicated that Arab traders today accounted for 3.69% of total transactions, while foreign transactions recorded 2.4% and Egyptians 93.92%.

The total transactions of Egyptian and Arab investors went towards selling, with a total value of 33.8 million pounds and 332,661 pounds, respectively, while the net transactions of foreigners went towards buying, with a total value of 34.1 million pounds.

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