Arab Finance: The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) closed Sunday’s trading session in the red zone, with the EGX30 falling by 1.72% to 48,744.01 points.
The Shariah index went down by 0.71% to 5,861.52 points, while the EGX35-LV declined by 0.97% to 5,740.7 points.
Both the EGX70 index and the EGX100 index finished the session lower by 0.68% at 16,665.95 points and by 1.01% to 22,410.52 points, respectively.
The turnover amounted to EGP 7.203 billion after trading 1.983 billion shares over 242,261 transactions, while the market cap stood at EGP 3.897 trillion.
Retail investors dominated 79.18% of trading transactions, while institutions made up 20.81%.
Egyptians controlled 95.39% of total trading, while foreign and Arab investors represented 2.25% and 2.37%, respectively.
Arab and foreign traders were net sellers with EGP 89.577 million and EGP 40.632 million, respectively. Egyptian traders were net buyers with EGP 130.209 million.
