Kenya Airways Prime Gainer At The NSE As Equity Turnover Expands 42%
The market closed the week within the inexperienced with the NASI and N10 rising by 0.5% and 0.2%, respectively. In addition, the NSE 20 and NSE 25 inched upwards by 0.1% every.
Equity turnover expanded by 44.2% to USD 4.7m. Local traders dominated market exercise, accounting for 50.6% of the day’s turnover ranges, down from 90.2% yesterday.
EABL was essentially the most traded inventory, accounting for 26.9% of the day’s turnover. The counter’s value perform strengthened by 2.0% to KES 179.50, largely attributable to overseas investor exercise.
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Amongst the highest mover banking shares, Absa and Stanbic rose by 1.6% and 0.3% to KES 19.10 and KES 157.00, respectively with the previous closing because the day’s best-performing prime mover. Conversely, Equity Group and Co-op Bank softened by 0.2% and 4.3% to KES 47.50 and KES 16.60, respectively with Co-op Bank rising because the day’s worst-performing prime mover.
Safaricom rose by 0.8% to KES 18.10, largely supported by overseas investor exercise. Kenya Airways was the day’s prime gainer, up 10.0% to KES 5.74. Kenya Power reversed its rising streak, dipping by 6.2% to KES 6.92 – closing because the main laggard.
Foreign traders turned bullish within the session, with internet inflows of USD 274.7k. Equity Group led the promoting cost, whereas EABL led the shopping for cost.
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