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Safaricom, largest mover of the day

BY · June 12, 2015 06:06 am

Kenyan Stock Market

The NSE 20 rose by 0.28 points to close at 4744.95 while the NASI index gained 0.05 points to close at 162.70. Standard Chartered gained 4.21 percent to close the day at KES 297.00 to become today’s top gainer. Pan Africa emerged the top loser, declining by 4.40 percent to close the day at KES 76.00.

The volume of shares traded rose by 30.77 percent to close at 26.12mn.Total turnover rose by 18.31 percent to close at KES 775.75mn. Safaricom was the largest mover of the day with a turnover of KES 230.34mn representing 29.69 percent of total market turnover.

Foreign buys stood at 55.99 percent of total turnover, while foreign sales stood at 58.67 percent of total turnover

EAC Markets

Uganda: The USE ALSI rose by 2.82 percent to close at 1,974.23 while the USE LSI remained constant close at 324.36. A total of 267,238 shares were traded today. Total turnover came to a close of UGX 115.78mn.

Rwanda: The RSE ALSI and RSE RSI declined by 1.46 percent and 0.35 percent to close at 220.75 and 135.70 respectively. Total number of shares traded today was 10.14mn shares. Total turnover come to a

Tanzania: The DSEI and DSE TSI rose by 0.70 percent and 0.13 percent to close at 2,812.99 and 4,727.04. Africa Barrick Gold was the top gainer of the day, gaining 3.58 percent to close at TZS
9,550.00. Total volumes were recorded at 361,151 shares. Total turnover closed at TZS 2.92bn.

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