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Kenya's NSE 20 hovered near 4,350 with turnover of about KES 328.3m; money markets stay steady as the CBR sits at 8.75% and the 91D yield at 8.778%.
Thin session, no confirmed foreign flows, leaves the NSE20 up 0.79% as NASI edges higher. Traders eye intraday moves in SCOM, KCB, and EQTY.
Understand how Kenyan Treasury bonds pay coupons, how duration shapes price swings, and how rate moves affect NSE prices for a practical, beginner-friendly view.
NSE market steadies with NASI up 0.51% and NSE 20 up 0.79% in a thin session; turnover just over KES 1.18b as liquidity stays concentrated in top caps.
NSEinsider's NSE market wrap for 27 Sept 2026: the session's verified signals, the risks around them, and what to watch next.
COOP's H1'26 earnings note frames asset quality signals and deposit trends, shaping dividend durability views for Nairobi-listed investors.
**NSE20** up 0.79% to 4,360.04 and **NASI** up 0.51% to 248.461 in a thin session, turnover around KES 1.18 billion as liquidity concentrates in top caps.
Thin session lifts the NSE with NASI and NSE-20 gains; turnover sits near KES 1.18b as liquidity concentrates in top caps.
NSEinsider's NSE market wrap for 24 Sept 2026: the session's verified signals, the risks around them, and what to watch next.
A practical, Kenya-specific guide to t-bills 101 (91, 182, 364-day) for NSE investors: how it works, a worked example, and common mistakes to avoid.
COOP leads the NSE higher in a thin session, with CGEN and TPSE among the top gainers as turnover crosses a billion and foreign flows remain elusive.
This primer on Price-to-Book explains why banks and asset-heavy stocks trade relative to their asset base, and how Kenyan investors can use P/B signals to spot value.
Thin session leaves the NSE flat with no confirmed foreign flows; turnover near KES 1.63B as liquidity waits for directional cues.
Thin NSE session with no confirmed foreign flow; **EABL** led gains as breadth stayed mixed and turnover hovered around KES 1.63 billion.
A thin NSE session sees **EABL** lead gains as NASI nudges higher; breadth is mixed and foreign-flow data remains pending.
Banking-led gains buoy the NSE this Thursday as COOP and DTK push higher amid a thin session and uncertain foreign flows.
Safaricom’s M-PESA-driven earnings narrative wires through 90-day filings: a 1.15 KES dividend, steady trading, and a looming macro/regulatory backdrop that could swing the stock.
Turnover on the NSE rose to KES 3.545B with 61,176,420 shares traded as traders sized up NASI and NSE 20 levels.
NSEinsider's NSE market wrap for 17 Sept 2026: the session's verified signals, the risks around them, and what to watch next.
A practical, Kenya-specific guide to stock market lingo every nse investor should know for NSE investors: how it works, a worked example, and common mistakes to avoid.
Thin NSE session with no confirmed foreign flows; watch **SCOM** and **EQTY** dividend signals shaping near-term setups on a muted turnover day.
Thin session sees NASI edge higher while NSE 20 slips; turnover near KES 963m with no confirmed foreign flows, signaling caution.
Reinvestment risk bites when dividends or bond coupons are reinvested at lower yields. This piece offers a practical plan for Kenyan investors to protect cashflow.
Foreign outflows persisted, led by Safaricom and banks, in a thin session with limited confirmed flows and muted small-cap activity.
Thin session on the NSE leaves NASI at 244.72 and NSE 20 at 4,341.24 with turnover around KES 1.54b and no confirmed foreign flows.
KCB Group’s latest 90-day filings reveal loan-book trends, potential NPL risks, and the bank’s capital position—crucial signals for NSE investors in an earnings-driven environment.
Thin session in Nairobi leaves liquidity modest at 1.54B turnover with no confirmed foreign flow; dividend plays **SCOM** and **EQTY** top the watchlist for today.
NASI sits at 247.53 with turnover around KES 2.23bn as traders weigh sector rotation and fixed-income cues in a quiet session.
A practical, evergreen guide: longer-duration bonds magnify price moves when rates shift, with a simple pre-trade check for Kenyan investors.
AMAC led the gains and KNRE was the laggard as the NSE closed flat at 4,367.50; turnover came in around KES 1.01 billion, signaling narrow participation.
Foreign investors posted outflows of KSh 1.18bn in week 1 of Sep as Safaricom and banks led selling, while a thin session kept liquidity light.
Understand how inflation reshapes NSE returns by turning nominal gains into real gains or losses. A concise guide for Kenyan investors on risk and portfolio planning.
SCOM's final dividend and a thin NSE session keep turnover light; investors monitor debt-market filings and the approaching Sep MPC.
TPSE and LKL power gains in a thin Nairobi session as turnover stays light; watch resistance at 19.50 on TPSE and the dividend calendar.
Banks and Safaricom led declines as foreign outflows persisted in week 1 of September, leaving the NSE in a cautious, low-volume session and signaling a cautious week ahead for traders.
EQTY’s H1’26 note centers on loan growth and provisioning discipline; 90-day filings publish no EQTY numbers, so margins and credit trends drive credibility.
Foreign outflows dominated the week’s start, pressuring Safaricom and banks as NASI steadies around 255.30 and turnover stays robust.
AMAC, LIMT and KNRE lead gains on the NSE as foreign outflows persist; turnover sits near KES 3.96m and NASI stands at 255.34.
A pragmatic guide to balancing bonds and equities in a Kenyan portfolio, weighing risk, yield, and time horizon for retail investors.
CGEN and SMWF lead a thin NSE session as foreign outflows weigh on turnover; watch SCOM ex-date and the Sep 4 bond auction for potential tweaks.
NSE 20 stands at 4,309.45 with a turnover of KES 1.85 billion on Sept 2, signaling active participation even as price moves aren’t shown in this dataset.
A practical, Kenya-specific guide to money market signals every investor should track for NSE investors: how it works, a worked example, and common mistakes to avoid.
CGEN climbs 9.93% to lead the gainers in a thin session as banks anchor activity; investors await NCBA–Nedbank updates and the H1’26 earnings note.