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    Nse Market Report: Week Ended July 30, 2020

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    The NSE 20 share index fell 4.39% while the NASI shed 1.01% over the week. Equity trading volumes declined to 52 million shares worth 1.5 billion Kenyan shillings from 115 million shares worth 3.3 billion the prior week. Bond market activity increased with 21.6 billion shillings in bonds traded compared to 12.9 billion the previous week. Scangroup led decliners, falling 42.2% while EA Cables and NBV led gainers rising 12.38% and 9.09% respectively. Banking sector trading accounted for 32.54% of the week's value with Equity Group rising 0.15% and KCB up 0.15%.

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    The NSE 20 share index fell 4.39% while the NASI shed 1.01% over the week. Equity trading volumes declined to 52 million shares worth 1.5 billion Kenyan shillings from 115 million shares worth 3.3 billion the prior week. Bond market activity increased with 21.6 billion shillings in bonds traded compared to 12.9 billion the previous week. Scangroup led decliners, falling 42.2% while EA Cables and NBV led gainers rising 12.38% and 9.09% respectively. Banking sector trading accounted for 32.54% of the week's value with Equity Group rising 0.15% and KCB up 0.15%.

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    The NSE 20 share index fell 4.39% while the NASI shed 1.01% over the week. Equity trading volumes declined to 52 million shares worth 1.5 billion Kenyan shillings from 115 million shares worth 3.3 billion the prior week. Bond market activity increased with 21.6 billion shillings in bonds traded compared to 12.9 billion the previous week. Scangroup led decliners, falling 42.2% while EA Cables and NBV led gainers rising 12.38% and 9.09% respectively. Banking sector trading accounted for 32.54% of the week's value with Equity Group rising 0.15% and KCB up 0.15%.

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    Nse Market Report: Week Ended July 30, 2020

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    The NSE 20 share index fell 4.39% while the NASI shed 1.01% over the week. Equity trading volumes declined to 52 million shares worth 1.5 billion Kenyan shillings from 115 million shares worth 3.3 billion the prior week. Bond market activity increased with 21.6 billion shillings in bonds traded compared to 12.9 billion the previous week. Scangroup led decliners, falling 42.2% while EA Cables and NBV led gainers rising 12.38% and 9.09% respectively. Banking sector trading accounted for 32.54% of the week's value with Equity Group rising 0.15% and KCB up 0.15%.

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    NSE MARKET REPORT

    Week Ended July 30, 2020

    INDICES-Week on Week Performance


    The NSE 20 share index was down 82.74 points or 4.39% to stand at 1804.10
    All Share Index (NASI) shed 1.36 points or 1.01% to settle at 133.23
    The NSE 25 Share index lost 61.99 points or 1.99% to close the week at 3059.56

    GAINERS LOSERS
    EA CABLES 2.10 2.36 12.38% SCANGROUP 19.55 11.30 -42.20%
    NBV 0.55 0.60 9.09% SAMEER 3.87 3.48 -10.08%
    FAHARI I-REIT 5.54 6.00 8.30% TRANSCENTURY 2.03 1.83 -9.85%
    NEW GOLD 1,860.00 1,980.00 6.45% EA BREWERIES 167.75 154.75 -7.75%

    STANBIC 79.00 83.25 5.38% UMEME 7.74 7.20 -6.98%

    DERIVATIVES
    The Derivatives Market closed the week with a total of 9 contracts valued at Kes.255,500.
    EQUITIES
    The Equity Market closed the week with 52M shares valued at Kes.1.5Bn against 115M shares valued at Kes.3.3Bn
    transacted the previous week.

    Turnover today stood at Kes.427M from the previous session’s Kes.247M, the number of shares traded stood at 15M
    against 7.9M posted the previous session.
    Banking
    The Banking Sector had shares worth Kes.496M transacted which accounted for 32.54% of the week’s traded value. Equity
    Group Holdings rose by 0.15% to Kes.32.55, with shares worth Kes.216M transacted. KCB Group up 0.15% to Kes.34.40
    moved 3.3M shares valued at Kes.115M. I&M Holdings shed 5.71% to stand at Kes.46.20 down from Kes.49.00 recorded
    the previous week with shares worth Kes.89M transacted.
    Commercial & Services
    The Commercial & Services Sector had shares worth Kes.33.9M transacted which accounted for 2.22% of the week’s traded
    value. Scangroup declined by 42.20% to Kes.11.30, down from Kes.19.55 registered the previous week with shares worth
    Kes.29.M transacted.
    Insurance
    The Insurance Sector had shares worth Kes.88M transacted which accounted for 5.78% of the week’s traded value. Jubilee
    Holdings remained unchanged at Kes.240.00 moving shares worth Kes.82M.
    Manufacturing & Allied
    The Manufacturing & Allied Sector had shares worth Kes.239M transacted which represented 15.67% of the week’s traded
    value. E.A. Breweries recorded 7.75% loss to conclude the week at Kes.154.75, moving 1.4M shares worth Kes.234M. B.AT.
    closed the week 3.39% higher to Kes.328.00 with shares worth Kes.4M traded.
    Telecommunication
    Safaricom rose by 0.18% to Kes.28.15, up from Kes.28.10 registered the previous week with shares worth Kes.644.9M
    transacted; this represented 42.21% of the week’s traded value.
    FIXED INCOME SECURITIES MARKET SEGMENT (FISMS).
    BONDS
    The Bond Market registered increased activity with bonds worth Kes.21.6Bn transacted compared to Kes.12.9Bn registered
    the previous week.
    TRADING DEPARTMENT
    Disclaimer: The Nairobi Securities Exchange believes that all the information provided above is accurate and reliable but gives no
    warranty of accuracy or reliability of such information to you or to any third party. The Nairobi Securities Exchange accepts no
    responsibility for damages or loss arising in any way out of or in connection with or incidental to any errors or omissions in any
    information provided in this report, whether arising from negligence or otherwise.

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