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 of 8.35 percent on the week to close at 3,780 points. The Small and Medium Companies' index, the EGX 70 fell 9.36 percent. The EGX 100 declined by 8.88 percent, while the EGX 20 fell 8.43 percent. Trading this week was valued at 3.8 billion EGP (U.S. $637 million), recording 90,000 transactions. Last week trading was valued at 1.5 billion EGP (U.S. $251.7 million), recording 82,000 transactions. Bonds made up 66.4 percent of the week's trading, while stocks made up 33.6 percent.