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Movers & Shakers: October 25, 2017
Botswana: DCI unch, USD 1.20m
The DCI closed unchanged again today on improved volume mostly traded in FNBB ($1.15m). The rest of the other counters were quiet.
Kenya: Closed for presidential election re-run happening tomorrow 26 October 2017
Mauritius: Semdex -012%, USD 4.11m
The indices continued on their downward trend in Port Louis with the SEMDEX down 12bps and the SEM-10 down 20bps. Turnover was decent mainly geared towards foreign trading on the e debt board. MCBG traded flat at Rs275.00 and banking peer SBMH fell again by 1.0% to close at Rs7.56.
Nigeria: ASI +0.25%, USD 12.9m
At the close of trading today a bullish trend prevailed on the Nigerian equities market, as the NSE ASI consolidated its gains rising 25pbs to settle at 36,622.85 points. The Banking Index closed in positive territory (+0.68%) and the Consumer sector (+0.05%), while the Industrial sector shedded (-0.03%) to close in the red. Gains posted by Diamond(+4.85%, N1.08), Fidelity (+4.52%, N1.62), Uba (+3.30%, N9.40) and Fbnh (+1.65%, N6.15) sustained the financial sector and losses recorded in Cutix (-9.36%, N2.13) weakened the Industrial sector index.
Please note that the index figure above is correct at the time of writing.
Zimbabwe: Industrials -0.04%, USD 4.58m
The market eased for the third day in a row dropping 0,04% on the back to losses in Delta (0.05%), Econet (0.6%) and Innscor (0.7%). Econet and Delta continue to dominate volumes together accounting for 80% of turnover.
African Currencies
| AFRICA STOCK EXCHANGE PERFORMANCE | CURRENCIES | ||||||||||
| Country | Index | 25-Oct-17 | YTD % | Country | Notation | 25-Oct-17 | YTD % | ||||
| Botswana | DCI | 8920.36 | -8.04% | Botswana | BWP | 10.45 | 2.03 | ||||
| Egypt | CASE 30 | 13901.38 | 12.62% | Egypt | EGP | 17.66 | 2.66 | ||||
| Kenya | NSE 20 | 3602.56 | 13.07% | Ghana | GHS | 4.38 | -6.16 | ||||
| Malawi | MASI | 20022.03 | 50.31% | Kenya | KES | 103.85 | -1.33 | ||||
| Mauritius | SEMDEX | 2198.37 | 21.57% | Morocco | MAD | 9.42 | 7.51 | ||||
| SEM 10 | 421.35 | 22.12% | Mauritius | MUR | 34.00 | 5.79 | |||||
| Morocco | MASI | 12340.64 | 5.98% | Nigeria | NGN | 360.33 | -12.49 | ||||
| Nigeria | NSI | 36622.85 | 36.27% | Rwanda | RWF | 850.50 | -3.35 | ||||
| Tanzania | TSI | 3904.05 | 6.15% | Tunisia | TND | 2.48 | -6.95 | ||||
| Rwanda | RSI | 127.69 | 0.34% | Tanzania | TZS | 2,245.00 | -2.85 | ||||
| Uganda | USE ALSI | 1693.02 | 14.60% | Uganda | UGX | 3,655.90 | -1.62 | ||||
| Zambia | LUSE All Share | 5021.20 | 20.75% | BRVM | XOF | 580.63 | 8.49 | ||||
| Zimbabwe | Industrial Index | 515.34 | 253.94% | South Africa | ZAR | 13.89 | -1.07 | ||||
| Mining Index | 136.72 | 133.67% | Zimbabwe | *OMIR | 5.61 | 310.90 | |||||
| *Zimbabwe Old Mutial Implied Rate | |||||||||||
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