The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) closed mostly in the red zone on Tuesday.
- The main index, EGX30, went up by 0.65 per cent to 43,684.22 points.
- The Shariah index, EGX33, fell by 1.39 per cent to 4,592.01 points.
- The EGX35-LV index dropped by 1.19 per cent, to 4,592.1 points.
- The SMEs index, EGX70 sank by 1.36 per cent to 12,707.49 points
- The EGX100 index slid by 1.45 per cent to 17,004.38 points.
Egypt’s cap market reached 3,023,183,670,153 Egyptian pounds.
The Egyptians and Arabs were net sellers with a total of 30,178,243,340 Egyptian pounds and 4,937,208,118 Egyptian pounds, respectively. Meanwhile, the non-Arab foreigners were net buyers with 35,115,451,458 Egyptian pounds.
Top Gainers
- The shares of Northern Upper Egypt Development & Agricultural Production went up by 4.72 to close at 2.440 Egyptian pounds a share.
- The shares of Commercial International Bank-Egypt (CIB) soared by 4.54 per cent, closing at 120.330 per share.
- The shares of Prime Holding went up by 3.53 per cent, to close at 1.760 Egyptian pounds per share.
Top Losers
- The shares M.B Engineering went down by 8.10 per cent, to close at 3.860 Egyptian pounds a share.
- The shares of Saudi Egyptian Investment & Finance sank by 7.48 per cent to close at 150.920 Egyptian pounds a share.
- The shares of Rowad Tourism (Al Rowad) fell by 6.65 per cent closing at 31.880 Egyptian pounds a share.