The Egyptian Stock Exchange's market capitalization gained EGP 23 billion in the first session of the week.
Driven by purchases from local and foreign institutions, investment funds, and Arab and foreign individual investors.
The Egyptian Stock Exchange's indices rose at the close of trading today, Sunday, the start of the week's trading, driven by buying by local and foreign institutions, investment funds, and Arab and foreign individual investors. Meanwhile, Arab institutions and Egyptian investors tended toward selling.
According to the Middle East News Agency, the market capitalization of listed companies gained approximately EGP 23 billion by the end of trading, reaching EGP 2.497 trillion, amid total transactions of approximately EGP 9.3 billion, including bonds, treasury bills, and ownership transfer deals. Stock market transactions amounted to approximately EGP 4.5 billion.
The main index of the Egyptian Exchange, EGX 30, rose by 0.841 points to reach 36,109.77 points, while the index of small and medium-sized enterprises, EGX 70, increased by 0.561 points to reach 10,639.86 points. The rises also included the broader EGX 100 index, which increased by 0.751 points to reach 14,329.53 points.
