The Egyptian Exchange ended trading positively on Sunday, supported by purchases from Arab individual and investment institutions, due to decline of worry about the celebration of the fifth anniversary of January 25 revolution amid intensive security measures. The market capital gained EGP 5.8 billion to reach a total of EGP 368.3 billion, amid transaction processes estimated at EGP 1.3 billion. The benchmark index EGX 30 added a slight 3.15 percent to reach 5893.54 points, while the small and mid-cap EGX 70 rose by 2.29 percent to record 352.01 points. The broader EGX 100 index reached 705.04 points for an estimated 1.88 percent rise. The Egyptian Bourse will officially close its doors on Monday on the occasion of Police Day and Jan. 25 revolution and will resume its activity on Tuesday.