Egypt's three main stock market indexes collectively declined during today's morning transactions. The stock market capital lost more than 15 billion EGP (U.S. $2.51 billion). The decline continued by proceeding intensive sales processes by Arab and foreign investors. Egypt's main index EGX 30 declined by 0.64 percent. Medium and small companies' indexes EGX 70 declined by 0.80 percent and EGX 100 by 0.70 percent. Some of the main shares witnessed a decline, including Sodic Company, down by 0.19 percent, Commercial International Bank down by 2.8 percent, Ezz steel down by 0.24 percent, Orascom Company for construction down by 0.63 percent, Telecom Egypt down by 0.80 percent, Orascom Telecom down by 1.5 percent, Agwaa Company by 1.06 percent and Public Giza down by 2.2 percent.