Egypt’s stocks close in red notes on Wednesday, 11 Feb, 2026

Egypt’s stocks closed lower on Wednesday, weighed down by selling from local and Arab investors, according to data from the Egyptian Exchange (EGX).

The EGX30, which tracks the market’s largest and most actively traded companies, dropped 1.34 per cent to close at 49,700.24 points. The EGX33 Shariah index lost 0.80 per cent to 5,204.28 points, while the EGX35-LV was 0.99 per cent lower to 5,108.36 points.

Smaller-cap stocks also ended in negative territory. The EGX70, which tracks small and medium-sized enterprises, fell 0.61 per cent to 12,855.97 points, while the broader EGX100 tumbled 0.61 per cent to 17,818.63 points.

Total market capitalisation recorded 3.273 trillion Egyptian pounds.

Egyptian and Arab investors were net sellers, offloading 4.517 billion pounds and 198.805 million pounds, respectively. Non-Arab foreigners were net buyers with purchases totalling 4.716 billion pounds

Attribution: Amwal Al Ghad English