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Movers & Shakers: October 03, 2017
Botswana: DCI unch, USD 203k
A pretty dull day in Gaborone as just some trading in Choppies ($131k) took place. The other usual suspect Letshego trading no shares at all.
Kenya: NSE 20 unch, USD 4.81m
The market traded slightly higher today with Safcom (+2.04%, KES25.00) 46% of total market, KCB (-0.61%, KES40.75), EABL (+0.40%, KES251.00) and Kenya Re (+1.52%, KES20.00) closed mostly firm. The rest of the market was quiet as foreign investors were doing the bulk selling with 61.6% of total market sales and 91.5% of market purchasing.
Mauritius: Semdex +0.07%, USD 3.03m
An improvement on the Mauritius stock exchange today as MCBG (unch, Rs285) accounted for 68.5% of turnover with a significant cross of 227k shares. The other banking stock, SBMH dropped further -0.5% to close at Rs7.76
Nigeria: ASI -0.38%, USD 16.11m
An average start to the week in Lagos after the long weekend with the banking sector gaining +0.63% thanks to UBN (+3.99%, N5.99), Zenith (+2.61%, N24.01), FBNH (+2.30%, N5.77) and UBA (+1.74%, N8.79). Consumers closed down losses recorded in PZ (-4.98%, N24.23), Cadbury (-4.82%, N10.46), NB (-1.82%, N162.00) and Nestle (-0.42%, N1,215.00). Notable trades of the day were GTB ($3.72m), Zenith ($1.7m), Dangcem ($1.4m), NB ($1.1m) and Stanbic ($1.1m).
Please note that the index figure above is correct at the time of writing.
Zimbabwe: Industrials +1.57%, USD 2.20m
The Harare bourse lost ground slightly today with activity spread across a few counters as Innscor (179.97c, $1.1m) lead the way accounting for 50% of total market turnover. Other tickers driving the market were Delta (275.42c, $478k) 22% of market and Powerspeed (7.50c, $298k).
African Currencies
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AFRICA STOCK EXCHANGE PERFORMANCE |
CURRENCIES |
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|
Country |
Index |
3-Oct-17 |
YTD % |
Country |
Notation |
Currency |
YTD % |
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|
Botswana |
DCI |
8930.36 |
-7.94% |
Botswana |
BWP |
10.37 |
3.10 |
|||
|
Egypt |
CASE 30 |
13930.70 |
12.85% |
Egypt |
EGP |
17.64 |
2.73 |
|||
|
Kenya |
NSE 20 |
3732.19 |
17.14% |
Ghana |
GHS |
4.41 |
-6.80 |
|||
|
Malawi |
MASI |
19925.66 |
49.59% |
Kenya |
KES |
103.30 |
-0.80 |
|||
|
Mauritius |
SEMDEX |
2223.13 |
22.94% |
Morocco |
MAD |
9.45 |
7.12 |
|||
|
SEM 10 |
430.43 |
24.75% |
Mauritius |
MUR |
34.10 |
5.48 |
||||
|
Morocco |
MASI |
12262.82 |
5.31% |
Nigeria |
NGN |
359.40 |
-12.26 |
|||
|
Nigeria |
NSI |
35306.09 |
31.37% |
Rwanda |
RWF |
849.50 |
-3.24 |
|||
|
Tanzania |
TSI |
3742.45 |
1.76% |
Tunisia |
TND |
2.49 |
-7.01 |
|||
|
Rwanda |
RSI |
122.90 |
-3.43% |
Tanzania |
TZS |
2 239.41 |
-2.61 |
|||
|
Uganda |
USE ALSI |
1716.20 |
16.16% |
Uganda |
UGX |
3 601.95 |
-0.15 |
|||
|
Zambia |
LUSE All Share |
4974.02 |
19.61% |
BRVM |
XOF |
569.92 |
10.52 |
|||
|
Zimbabwe |
Industrial Index |
427.53 |
193.63% |
South Africa |
ZAR |
13.66 |
0.46 |
|||
|
Mining Index |
139.56 |
138.52% |
Zimbabwe |
*OMIR |
3.97 |
177.57 |
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*Zimbabwe Old Mutial Implied Rate |
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- Kenya +254 (714) 646 406
- South Africa +27 (11) 243 9030
- Nigeria +234 (1) 342 9185
