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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.
Thin session leaves **NSE20** near 4,309 with no confirmed foreign flows and no clear leadership among gainers or losers, signalling cautious demand.
Thin Nairobi session sees NASI rise 0.85% to 248.38 while SCOM and peers lead gains; turnover sits near 1.85b with liquidity light and late flows watched.
No 90-day filings for **EABL**; this analysis flags demand cycles, input-cost pressure, and FX sensitivity shaping pricing power on the NSE.
NSE20 edges higher to 4,309.45 on a thin session as **SCOM**, **KCB**, and **EQTY** lead liquidity; NASI sits near 209 with limited foreign flow.
NSE 20 slips 0.16% to 4,288.55 in a thin session as bond filings signal potential liquidity shifts; turnover sits around KES 1.09b.