The Egyptian stock exchange will resume trading Tuesday despite the military's decisions to extend elections by a day, said Mohamed Omran, Chairman of the Exchange in a statement special to Youm7.
The Stock Exchange will close Monday for the (...)
All indices of the Egyptian Stock exchange declined significantly, each at least falling 8 percent, after a week of mass demonstrations and clashes cast the country's transition into down.
Egypt's principal stock index, the EGX 30, fell a total (...)
The Stock Exchange stopped trade of 37 companies for 30 minutes because they exceeded the percentage of decline of 5 percent during the trading session.
The stocks that were suspended included the shares of Watenya investment and Security, the (...)
Egyptian economists are warning about the danger of expansion in acquisitions and mergers between foreign companies or investors and Egyptian companies. They say this would allow foreign companies to monopolize important sectors of the Egyptian (...)
Stock market dealings ended on Tuesday with a general decline in indexes with the exception of index of medium and small company indexes, with a small increase at the end of the session. There was a large decline at the end of sales by Arab and (...)
CAIRO: Egyptian companies trading in the stock market lost 169 billion EGP (U.S. $28.6 billion) in market capital from early 2011 through mid-October 2011. This underlined the negative impact of successive crises hitting the Egyptian Stock Exchange (...)
Stock indexes continued to rise through mid-day trading Wednesday, driven by leading stocks in the market.
The main stock index, the EGX 30 rose by 1.3 percent while the EGX 20 rose by 1.2 percent. The index of medium and small companies, the EGX (...)
CAIRO: The Egyptian stock market tops the list of sectors with regard to losses in the recent economic downturn – the Exchange lost 170 billion EGP (U.S. $28.46 billion) since the beginning of the year.
This begs the question: has anyone profited (...)
CAIRO: The Egyptian stock exchange lost 6.6 billion EGP (U.S. $1.1 billion) of market capital at the end of trading on Monday. Losses were driven by sales by Egyptian investors, despite buying by both Arab and foreign investors.
The loss came (...)
CAIRO – In its first day of trading for the week, the Egyptian Stock Exchange launched the new EGX20 index, which includes the 20 most active and liquid companies in Egypt.
Egyptian Finance Minister Hazem al-Beblawy and Chairman of the Exchange (...)
CAIRO: Egypt's stock indexes rose in mid-session trading on Monday, driven by purchases by Egyptian investors, despite continued sales of both foreign and Arab investors.
The main stock index EGY X 30 rose by 0.88% and the index of medium and (...)
The three main Egyptian stock indexes continued to tumble during mid-session trading on Monday, largely as a result of Arab individual and institutional sell-offs. While Egyptians and foreigners continued to make large purchases, it was not enough (...)
The Stock Exchange lost market capital on Sunday during the first week's sessions reaching up to 7.8 billion pounds of its value, after the sharp decline in indicators due to sales by Arab and Egyptian investors, in addition to a significant decline (...)
The three main Egyptian stock indexes today slid in the mid-trading session due to heavy selling by foreign and institutional investors amidst relatively strong Arab and Egyptian buying.
The Main EGX 30 fell 0.85 percent, the EGX 70 slid 0.79 (...)
A number of analysts warned against the speeding of brokerage firms to settle the credit of investors. It will be a sudden and rapid response to the request of the General Authority for Financial Control to settle these operations this (...)
CAIRO: Egypt's three stock indexes continued to decline during mid-session trading today, Monday, driven down by sales of Arab investors. Although Egyptians and other foreigners bought during the session, they did not succeed to change the direction (...)
The annual growth rate of lending to the private sector continued its precipitous decline at the end of June 2011, reaching only 0.8 percent, or 422.5 billion EGP (U.S. $70.7 billion), according to a recent report released by the Egyptian Ministry (...)
The selling activities of foreign and Egyptian investors lead the main stock index to fall at the beginning of dealings on Sunday, the first of this week's sessions.
This led to the decline in the number of blue chip stocks, including shares of (...)
Purchases by foreign investors drove Egypt's three principal stock indices up Wednesday morning, although momentum was mitigated by sales a few hours opening.
The main index, EGX 30, rose by 0.31 percent while EGX 70 was up 0.55 percent and EGX (...)
An emergency halt in trading at the Egyptian Stock Exchange yesterday was invoked due to a sharp decline of more than five percent in the total value of the market. The temporary, half-hour stoppage gave investors the opportunity to regroup and stem (...)
The results of Egyptian telecom company Mobinil's semi-annual consolidated indices for 2011 revealed a net loss of 85.7 million EGP (U.S. $14.4 million), compared to the net profit of 732.3 million EGP (U.S. $122.9 million) in the first half of (...)
CAIRO: A Different number of analysts and observers of the capital market stressed the need of the Stock Exchange to sell shares of new companies, especially since they think the time is not right and the market is suffering from a shortage of (...)
Stock indexes ended the trading session Tuesday on a high driven by purchases by Egyptian and Arab investors, noticeable for some blue chip stocks in the market, in addition to the activity of the large shares of small and medium enterprises.
The (...)
The Egyptian stock exchange stepped up efforts to attract investors and communicate, especially with new investors in the gulf area, who increased their purchases, said Moshen Adel, the managing director of Pioneers for Investment Funds.
Adel (...)