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Movers & Shakers: September 28, 2017
Botswana: DCI +0.13%, USD $1m
FPC(+0.05%, $981k) traded 97% of the market turnover today closing at 2.50t the only counter woth mentioning.
Kenya: NSE 20 -0.40%, USD 2.3m
A very dull day in Nairobi today with the market turnover down to a mere $2.3m. The NSE 20 share index was also down 0.35%. Foreign investor participation improved to 53.9% compared to yesterday’s 39.6%, accounting for 72.89% of total buying and 34.9% of total selling. Safaricom was the top mover on the back of active foreign buying. The counter however closed 1.94% lower at KES25.25.
Mauritius: Semdex +0.13%, USD 1.45m
The Semdex strengthened for the second consecutive day, rising 0.13% while volumes remain decent. Activity was spread across the board with the likes of MCBG (unch, Rs287.00), SBM (-0.5%, Rs7.90), NMH (unch, Rs23.00), Lux (unch, Rs62.50) and Terra (unch, 29.50) contributing to the strengthening of the index.
Nigeria: ASI +0.93%, USD 11.19m
Half of today’s activity was dominated by Dangcem ($3.3mn) which had a number of crosses done by foreigners and Wapco ($2.0mn) which crossed 4m shares involving a foreign buyer and local seller. The banking Index closed in positive territory (+1.35%) sustained by Zenith (+3.51%, N23.30), Unity Bank (+3.45%, N0.60), GTB (+2.04%, N40.00) and Stanbic (+0.63%, N40.00). The consumer sector was also up sustained by gains in PZ (+4.00%, N26.00), Intbrew (+2.78%, N37.00), Nestle (+1.23%, N1,225) and NB (+0.30%, N166.00).
Please note that the index figure above is correct at the time of writing.
Zimbabwe: Industrials -2.36%, USD 1.9m
Things slowed down in Zimbabwe today with some activity in Innscor (178.08c, $863k) 45% of the market, after reporting 11% increase in net income for FY2017. Delta (278.56c, $694k) 36% of turnover and Padenga (90.13c, $127k) the major drivers on the bourse.
African Currencies
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AFRICA STOCK EXCHANGE PERFORMANCE |
CURRENCIES |
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Country |
Index |
28-Sep-17 |
YTD % |
Notation |
Currency |
YTD % |
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Botswana |
DCI |
8924.89 |
-8.00% |
BWP |
10.31 |
3.53 |
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Egypt |
CASE 30 |
13888.51 |
12.51% |
EGP |
17.64 |
2.73 |
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Kenya |
NSE 20 |
3716.72 |
16.65% |
GHS |
4.41 |
-6.70 |
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Malawi |
Malawi All Share |
19822.11 |
48.81% |
KES |
103.25 |
-0.76 |
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Mauritius |
SEMDEX |
2229.99 |
23.31% |
MAD |
9.44 |
7.37 |
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SEM 10 |
432.47 |
25.34% |
MUR |
33.89 |
6.12 |
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Nigeria |
Nigeria All Share |
35429.31 |
31.83% |
NGN |
355.99 |
-11.17 |
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Tanzania |
TSI |
3742.45 |
1.76% |
RWF |
846.18 |
-2.86 |
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Zambia |
LUSE All Share |
4974.02 |
19.61% |
TND |
2.48 |
-6.83 |
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Zimbabwe |
Industrial Index |
413.90 |
184.27% |
TZS |
2 235.10 |
-2.42 |
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Mining Index |
108.48 |
85.40% |
UGX |
3 598.86 |
-0.06 |
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XOF |
572.08 |
10.11 |
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ZAR |
13.52 |
1.50 |
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*ZIM - OMIR |
3.27 |
135.00 |
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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
