14 sectors on the Egyptian Stock Exchange declined during Sunday’s trading, led by paper and packaging materials by 3.87%, followed by the tourism and entertainment sector by 3.45%, followed by the communications, media and information technology sector by 2.67%, then the transport and shipping services sector by 2.6%, then The trade and distributors sector decreased by 1.99%, the services sector, industrial products and cars decreased by 1.83%, then the basic resources sector by 1.6%, then the health care and pharmaceutical sector by 1.46%.
The energy and support services sector also declined by 1.16%, followed by the non-banking financial services sector by 0.94%, followed by the real estate sector by 0.9%, then the textile and durable goods sector by 0.86%, then the building materials, contracting and engineering construction sectors by 0.3%, 0.18%, Respectively, the educational services sector increased by 0.5%, then the banking, food, beverage and tobacco sectors by 0.34% and 0.32%, respectively.
The Egyptian Stock Exchange ended the trading session of today, Sunday, the beginning of the week’s sessions, with a collective decline of indices under the pressure of sales of Egyptian dealers, amid high trading volumes, and the market capital lost 7.3 billion pounds to close at 635.695 billion pounds.
The volume of trading on shares reached 504.1 million securities, worth 1.2 billion pounds, through the implementation of 48.3 thousand operations for 195 companies. The Egyptians’ transactions recorded 91.36% of the total transactions, while foreigners accounted for 2.34%, and the Arabs accounted for 6.3% during today’s trading session. Institutions accounted for 10.36% of the transactions in the stock exchange, and the rest of the transactions belonged to individuals with a rate of 89.63%.
The net transactions of Egyptian and Arab individuals and foreign institutions for sale tended to be worth 10.5 million pounds, 508.9 thousand pounds, and 690 thousand pounds, respectively, while the net transactions of foreign individuals and Egyptian and Arab institutions for purchase tended to be worth 1.2 million pounds, 8.3 million pounds, and 2.3 million pounds, respectively. .
The "EGX30" index fell by 0.91%, to close at the level of 9887 points, and the "EGX50" index fell by 1.86% to close at the level of 2214 points, and the "EGX30" weighted index decreased by 0.99% to close at 12421 points. The "EGX30" total return index fell by 0.98% to close at the level of 3842 points.
The index of small and medium-sized companies "EGX70 of equal weights" decreased by 2.53% to close at 2324 points, and the "EGX 100 of equal weights" index fell by 2.12% to close at 3262 points, and the Nile Stock Exchange index fell by 0.24% to close at Level 1267 points.
Shares of 33 companies listed on the stock exchange rose at the close of trading, shares of 130 companies fell, and the levels of 32 companies did not change.
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