Daily NSE market briefs with top movers, foreign flow, risk signals, and what to watch next.
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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.
Turnover on the NSE rose to KES 3.545B with 61,176,420 shares traded as traders sized up NASI and NSE 20 levels.
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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.
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.
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.
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.