أغلقت مؤشرات البورصة المصرية تعاملاتها اليوم على تراجع. وخسر رأس المال السوقي لأسهم الشركات المقيدة بالبورصة بنهاية التعاملات نحو 14 مليار جنيه ليبلغ مستوى 2.436 تريليون جنيه، وسط تعاملات كلية بلغت نحو 272 مليار جنيه، وبلغت تعاملات سوق الأسهم نحو 4.3 مليار جنيه.
وانخفض المؤشر الرئيسي للبورصة المصرية إيجي إكس 30 بنسبة 0.62% ليصل إلى مستوى 34386.33 نقطة، وتراجع مؤشر الأسهم الصغيرة والمتوسطة إيجي إكس 70 بنسبة 0.31% ليبلغ 10835.23 نقطة، وهبط مؤشر إيجي إكس 100 الأوسع نطاقًا بنحو 0.35% ليبلغ مستوى 14265.58 نقطة.
وتصدر الأسهم الأكثر ارتفاعًا خلال التعاملات، سهم أسمنت سيناء بنسبة 11% ليغلق عند 52.5 جنيه تلاه سهم الدولية للمحاصيل بارتفاع 7.48% ليغلق عند 22.7 جنيه، ثم الأهلي للتنمية بارتفاع 6.23% ليغلق عند 38.3 جنيه.
وفي المرتبة الرابعة حل سهم مصر للأسمنت بنسبة 5.9% ليغلق عند 74.9 جنيه وخامسًا حق اكتتاب شركة النيل للأدوية والصناعات الكيماوية- النيل-2 بنسبة 5.7% عند 68.7 جنيه للسهم.
الأكثر تراجعاً
بينما تصدر الأسهم الأكثر تراجعًا حق اكتتاب شركة مطاحن مصر الوسطي بنسبة 10.5%، عند 88.5 جنيه، تلاه السعودية المصرية للاستثمار والتمويل بنسبة انخفاض بلغت 10.6% عند 111.5 جنيه، ثم ممفيس للأدوية والصناعات الكيماوية بنسبة 7.2% عند 144 جنيه للسهم.
وحلّ في المرتبة الرابعة ماكرو جروب بنسبة 6.11% ليسجل 3.38 جنيه، وفي الترتيب الخامس جاء مطاحن ومخابز جنوب القاهرة بنسبة 5.8% بسعر 114 جنيها للسهم.
وعلى صعيد تعاملات المستثمرين، اتجهت تعاملات الأجانب وحدهم نحو البيع في الأسهم بصافي قيمة 72.4 مليون جنيه، بينما اتجهت تعاملات العرب والمصريين نحو الشراء بصافي قيمة 38.6 مليون جنيه و 33.7 مليون جنيه على التوالي.
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«عكاظ» (القاهرة)
The Egyptian stock market indices closed today with a decline. The market capitalization of listed companies on the stock exchange lost about 14 billion pounds by the end of trading, reaching a level of 2.436 trillion pounds, amid total transactions amounting to approximately 272 billion pounds, with stock market transactions reaching about 4.3 billion pounds.
The main index of the Egyptian stock exchange, EGX 30, decreased by 0.62% to reach 34,386.33 points, while the small and medium-sized stocks index, EGX 70, fell by 0.31% to 10,835.23 points. The broader EGX 100 index dropped by about 0.35% to reach 14,265.58 points.
Leading the most rising stocks during the trading session was Sinai Cement with an increase of 11%, closing at 52.5 pounds, followed by the International for Agricultural Products with a rise of 7.48%, closing at 22.7 pounds, and then the National for Development with an increase of 6.23%, closing at 38.3 pounds.
In fourth place was Egypt Cement with a rise of 5.9%, closing at 74.9 pounds, and fifth was the subscription right of Nile Pharmaceuticals and Chemical Industries - Nile-2 with an increase of 5.7% at 68.7 pounds per share.
Most Declined
Meanwhile, leading the most declined stocks was the subscription right of Middle Egypt Flour Mills with a decrease of 10.5%, at 88.5 pounds, followed by the Saudi Egyptian Investment and Finance with a decline of 10.6% at 111.5 pounds, and then Memphis Pharmaceuticals and Chemical Industries with a decrease of 7.2% at 144 pounds per share.
In fourth place was Macro Group with a decline of 6.11%, recording 3.38 pounds, and in fifth place was South Cairo Mills and Bakeries with a decrease of 5.8%, priced at 114 pounds per share.
Regarding investor transactions, foreign transactions alone leaned towards selling stocks with a net value of 72.4 million pounds, while Arab and Egyptian transactions leaned towards buying with net values of 38.6 million pounds and 33.7 million pounds, respectively.
The main index of the Egyptian stock exchange, EGX 30, decreased by 0.62% to reach 34,386.33 points, while the small and medium-sized stocks index, EGX 70, fell by 0.31% to 10,835.23 points. The broader EGX 100 index dropped by about 0.35% to reach 14,265.58 points.
Leading the most rising stocks during the trading session was Sinai Cement with an increase of 11%, closing at 52.5 pounds, followed by the International for Agricultural Products with a rise of 7.48%, closing at 22.7 pounds, and then the National for Development with an increase of 6.23%, closing at 38.3 pounds.
In fourth place was Egypt Cement with a rise of 5.9%, closing at 74.9 pounds, and fifth was the subscription right of Nile Pharmaceuticals and Chemical Industries - Nile-2 with an increase of 5.7% at 68.7 pounds per share.
Most Declined
Meanwhile, leading the most declined stocks was the subscription right of Middle Egypt Flour Mills with a decrease of 10.5%, at 88.5 pounds, followed by the Saudi Egyptian Investment and Finance with a decline of 10.6% at 111.5 pounds, and then Memphis Pharmaceuticals and Chemical Industries with a decrease of 7.2% at 144 pounds per share.
In fourth place was Macro Group with a decline of 6.11%, recording 3.38 pounds, and in fifth place was South Cairo Mills and Bakeries with a decrease of 5.8%, priced at 114 pounds per share.
Regarding investor transactions, foreign transactions alone leaned towards selling stocks with a net value of 72.4 million pounds, while Arab and Egyptian transactions leaned towards buying with net values of 38.6 million pounds and 33.7 million pounds, respectively.
