CAIRO: Egyptian shareholders' dealings reached 57.94 percent of total security dealings during the past week, while foreign and Arab shareholders obtained 37.32 percent and 4.74 percent respectively, after excluding transactions. The total of (...)
CAIRO: Egypt's stocks stopped the dealings for 30 minutes due to the over increase of five shares exceeding the limit of 5 percent.
The stopped shares included the Union National Bank, Suez Canal Bank, National Bank for Development, B-Tech, Namaa (...)
CAIRO: Egypt stocks declined at the final transactions on Wednesday December 7 due to Arab and Foreign shareholders' sell-off, reaching 4000 points. Although Egyptian shareholders' purchases pushed the share to go up during the morning session and (...)
CAIRO: Egypt stocks went up on Tuesday in the final transactions, beating the morning losses by Egyptian shareholders' purchases during the mid-session. The Arab and foreign transactions aligned to sell-off.
Main index EGX30 closed at 4025 with a (...)
CAIRO: Egypt's stocks went down in mid-session of dealings due to sell-off by Arab and foreign shareholders, while Egyptian transactions aligned to purchasing.
Main indexes EGX30, EGX20, EGX70, and EGX100 declined by 1.3 percent, 0.99 percent, (...)
CAIRO: Egypt's stocks went up during the morning dealings due to the purchase process by foreign shareholders while Arab and Egyptian transactions aligned to the sell-off.
Main index EGX30 increased by 0.21 percent in the morning dealings. EGX20, (...)
CAIRO: The credit rating agency Standard & Poor's today cut Egypt's sovereign credit rating to “junk status,” mainly due to the political and economic crisis the country is experiencing, said financial advisor Ashraf el-Khatib.
The anti-military (...)
CAIRO: Egyptian Stocks stopped dealing 31 shares for 30 minutes during Monday sessions after exceeding the loss limit when stocks slashed by 5 percent.
The shares that stopped dealings include Egyptian Starch and Glucose, Prime Holding and (...)
CAIRO: Egyptian stocks suffered sharp declines in the mid-session of Sunday's stock dealings, mainly due to large foreign and Arab sell-offs likely precipitated by the clashes in Tahrir Square between security forces and demonstrators.
The (...)
CAIRO: Purchases by Egyptian investors were not enough to prevent Egyptian stocks from sharply declining in Thursday morning trading, due to foreign sales caused by anxiety over a million-man demonstration planned for Friday.
The main index, the (...)
CAIRO: Small and medium Egyptian enterprises' shares went up Wednesday mainly due to Egyptian and Arab shareholders' efforts.
There was an increase in big shares but the four leading shares, Orascom Construction, International Commercial Bank, (...)
CAIRO: Egyptian stocks sharply declined due to political tensions in Egyptian governorates Sunday, as Arab and Foreign shareholders sold shares to cause a loss estimated at 6.03 billion EGP (U.S. $1.01 billion).
The EGX 30 declined by 1.8 percent (...)
CAIRO: Egyptian stocks rose Wednesday in morning trading due despite a credit downgrade by the American credit-rating agency Standard & Poors Tuesday.
The EGX 30, EGX 20, EXG 70, and EGX 100 increased by 0.63 percent, 0.58 percent, 1.2 percent, (...)
CAIRO: Egyptian stock indexes gained slightly during mid-session dealings Monday after a sharp drop in morning trading after 24 people were killed in clashes in Cairo Sunday night.
The stock market regained 5 billion of 10 billion EGP (U.S. $847 (...)
CAIRO: The Egyptian EG-Finance Association requested the Egyptian Stock Market General Authority to lower the limit on zero-plus tick transactions Tuesday.
Zero-plus tick trades are transactions made at the same price as a preceding trade, but (...)
CAIRO: Egypt's stocks declined during the morning sessions for the second day in a row. Main indexes EGX30, EGX20, EGX70, and EGX100 declined by 1.3 percent, 1.1 percent, 0.83 percent, and 1.07 percent respectively.
The leading shares that (...)
CAIRO: Egypt's stocks fell Monday due to an Egyptian sell-off despite purchases by foreign and Arab investors.
The indexes EGX 30, EGX 20, EGX 70, and EGX 100 all decreased, by 1.2 percent, 1.2 percent, 0.87 percent, and 1.01 percent (...)
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CAIRO: Egyptian shareholders' sell-off pushed Egypt's stocks down during the morning sessions despite the purchasing process by foreign and Arab shareholders.
Main indexes EGX30, EGX20, EGX70, and EGX 100 declined by 1.7 (...)
CAIRO: Egypt's stocks went up during the mid-session dealing due to purchasing processes by Egyptian shareholders, while foreign and Arab shareholders' dealings sold-off.
The main indexes EGX30, EGX70, EGX100 increased by 0.83 percent, 1.8 (...)
CAIRO: Egypt's stocks were slashed by 5 percent and so stopped dealing for 30 minutes on Wednesday. This sharp decline pushed by the Egyptian shareholders' sell-off at the beginning of the dealings.
Egypt's stock market witnessed notable losses (...)
CAIRO: Egyptian stocks fell 3.4 billion EGP (U.S. $570 million)
Tuesday due to a sell-off by Egyptian shareholders, despite Foreign and Arab investors' net purchases
The main index, the EGX 30, closed at 4,251 points after declining by 1.2 (...)
CAIRO: The Egyptian stock market fell for the third day in a row Tuesday, losing 4.08 billion EGP (U.S. $684 million) due to sales by Arab and foreign investors.
Egypt's main index, the EGX30, lost 1.6 percent to close at 4538 points, while the (...)
CAIRO: 12 out of 140 Egyptian broker companies got 52.6 percent of total control of trading clearinghouses, over the counter drugs and the Nile stock market last month.
The Pioneer Company for securities obtained the highest percentage, at a (...)
CAIRO: Egyptian stock indexes today made gains amid weak trading volume. This was helped along due to strong Egyptian and foreign purchasing despite some sell-offs by Arab traders.
The main EGX 30 index increased 0.75 percent to end at 4,666 (...)