The Egyptian stock market indexes rose during the Wednesday session, after it fell more than 15 billion EGP (U.S. $) during yesterday's session, from the capital of the market. The stock market fell because of the shareholders' panic from the crisis of U.S. debt, which pushed shareholders to sell at random, which lead the stocks to its lowest level. The Egyptian main index EGX 30 rose by 3.81 percent and a record of 4.648.60 points. The medium and small companies index EGX 70 increased by 2.12 percent and a record of 572.09 points. The index EGX 100 rose by 2.57 percent and closed at 860.14 points. The green color dominated all large companies' indexes, Orascom Telecom increased by 4.43 percent, Palm Hills by 5.62 percent, Talaat Moustafa Group by 6.99 percent, and Pioneers by 5.58 percent. Amer Group indexes rose by 10 percent, Mobinil by 3.94 percent and Egyptian Telecom by 0.34 percent.
