CAIRO: Egyptian stocks once again suffered losses in today's morning session due to retreating foreign investors worried about Egyptian stability amidst continued protests and deadly clashes in and around Tahrir Square. The principle EGX30 index fell 2.9 percent, the small- and medium-company EGX70 index fell 4.4 percent and the EGX100 fell 3.6 percent. Blue-chip stocks also took losses, including al-Qalaa, down 3.1 percent; Juhaina, down 3 percent; Commercial International Bank, down 3.6 percent; Public Company of Giza, down 5.09 percent; Palm Hills, down 1.7 percent; Ezz Steel, down a whopping 7.2 percent; and Sodic, down a massive 9.4 percent.