The Egyptian Exchange
The benchmark EGX30 hiked 1.05 percent, or 114.19 points, to end at 10,995.59 points.
The benchmark EGX30 hiked 0.65 percent, or 69.14 points, to end at 10,783.92 points.
E-Finance has asked the FRA to increase the total sale of shares due to increased demand.
The benchmark EGX30 hiked 0.49 percent, or 51.82 points, to end at 10,714.78 points.
The benchmark EGX30 hiked 1.20 percent, or 126.57 points, to end at 10,662.96 points.
The EGX indicated that the volume of the public offering tranche is 25.77 million shares, representing 10 percent of the total shares offered for sale, which represents 1.61 percent of the total shares of the issuing company.
Egypt’s bourse will be off on Thursday, October 7, on the occasion of the anniversary of the 6th of October War victory, according to the Egyptian Exchange (EGX)
The benchmark EGX30 inched up 0.05 percent, or 5.19 points, to end at 10,432.63 points.
Fridays and Saturdays are official weekly holidays for EGX and CBE. Trading will be resumed on Sunday, October 10.
The benchmark EGX30 rose 0.59 percent, or 61 points, to end at 10,427.44 points.
The benchmark EGX30 declined 1.43 percent, or 150.59 points, to end at 10,366.44 points.
The benchmark EGX30 rose 1.21 percent, or 125.89 points, to end at 10,517.03 points.
The benchmark EGX30 declined 0.53 percent, or 55.64 points, to end at 10,391.14 points.
The MoU was signed by Executive Chairman of the Egyptian Exchange (EGX), Mohamed Farid, and Chairman of the Egyptian Businessmen Association (EBA), Ali Eissa.
The benchmark EGX30 declined 0.47 percent, or 49.22 points, to end at 10,446.78 points.
The benchmark EGX30 declined 1.44 percent, or 153.76 points, to end at 10,496 points.
The benchmark EGX30 rose 0.07 percent, or 7.74 points, to end at 10,649.76 points.
The benchmark EGX30 rose 0.43 percent, or 45.96 points, to end at 10,642.02 points.
The benchmark EGX30 rose 0.93 percent, or 97.54 points, to end at 10,596.06 points.
The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) ended Tuesday in red for the third session in a row, losing around LE 14.55 billion of market capitalization, amid Egyptian selling.
