9 sectors on the Egyptian Stock Exchange rose within a week, headed by "packaging"

The performance of the Egyptian stock market indices varied during the sessions of the week ending, as 9 sectors in the stock exchange rose, on top of which were paper and packaging materials by 6.3%, followed by the tourism and entertainment sector by 4.4%, followed by the energy and support services sector by 3.4%, then the trade and distributors sector by 3%. Then the transport and freight services sector by 1.4%, the building materials sector rose by 0.9%, the services sector, industrial products and cars by 0.6%, then the educational services and non-banking financial services sectors by 0.3% and 0.2%, respectively.

 

While 8 sectors declined, on top of which was health care and pharmaceuticals by 3.4%, followed by the food, beverages and tobacco sector by 2.5%, followed by the contracting and engineering construction sector by 2.1%, then the banking, textiles and durable goods sectors by 1%, then the real estate sector by 0.9%, then the sector. Basic resources by 0.7%, and finally the communications, media and information technology sector by 0.3%.

 

 

The main index of the Egyptian Stock Exchange "EGX30" decreased by 0.64% to close at 11261.35 points, during the sessions of the previous week, while the index of small and medium stocks "EGX 70 is equal weights" rose by 1.24% to close at 2212.85 points, and the index scored " EGX 100 is equal weights, up by 0.77%, closing at 3223.36 points, and the EGX30 index of determinant weights recorded a decline of 0.89%, closing at 13781.59 points, while the Nile Stock Exchange index rose by 3.31% to close at 1450.10 points.

 

The market capital of the Egyptian Stock Exchange declined by 1.3 billion pounds during the sessions of the week ending, to close at 688.6 billion pounds, a decrease of 0.2%, and the market capital of the main index fell from 385.9 billion pounds to 383.3 billion pounds, a decrease of 0.7%. Money for the index of small and medium shares from 117.1 billion pounds to 116.8 billion pounds, a decrease of 0.2%.

 

The capital of the broader index also decreased from 503 billion pounds to 500.1 billion pounds, a decrease of 0.6%, while the market capital of the Nile Stock Exchange increased from 1.1 billion pounds to 1.2 billion pounds, with a growth rate of 1.5%.