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The performance of the Egyptian stock market indices varied during the trading week ended, as 14 sectors declined, led by the building materials sector by 6.9%, followed by the tourism and entertainment sector by 5.8%, followed by the services sector, industrial products and cars by 5.7%, then the contracting and engineering construction sector by 3.9% Then the transport and shipping services sector by 3.8%, then the food, beverage and tobacco sector by 3.4%, the energy and support services sector by 2.6%, then the paper and packaging materials sector by 2.3%.

 

The real estate sector also declined by 2.2%, followed by the banking sector by 1.9%, followed by the telecommunications, media, technology and non-banking financial services sectors by 1.5%, the health care and pharmaceuticals sector by 0.9%, then the textiles and durable goods sector by 0.4%, while the trade sector rose. And distributors by 7.4%, then the educational services sector by 3.7%, then the basic resources sector by 0.3%.

 

The main index of the Egyptian Stock Exchange, "EGX30", decreased by 1.44% to close at 11380.55 points, during the sessions of the week ended. The index of small and medium stocks "EGX 70 is equal weights" fell by 4.17% to close at 2350.39 points. X 100 is equal weights, down by 3.26%, closing at 3374.34 points, and the EGX 30 index of determinant weights recorded a decline of 1.47%, closing at 14048.7 points, while the Nile Stock Exchange index rose by 10.75% to close at 1310.22 points.

 

The market capital of the Egyptian Stock Exchange decreased by 10.8 billion pounds during the sessions of the week ended, to close at 697.1 billion pounds, a decrease of 1.5%, and the market capital of the main index fell from 394.3 billion pounds to 388.6 billion pounds, a decrease of 1.4%. Money for the index of small and medium shares from 125.5 billion pounds to 122.2 billion pounds, a decrease of 2.6%.

 

The capital of the broader index also decreased from 519.8 billion pounds to 510.9 billion pounds, a decrease of 1.7%, while the market capital of the Nile Stock Exchange rose from one billion pounds to 1.1 billion pounds, with a growth rate of 6.5%.