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The Nairobi Securities Exchange remained range-bound this week as falling bond yields failed to lift equities decisively.
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The Nairobi Securities Exchange opened the week with thin trading but key corporate actions and bond activity kept investors engaged.
Kenya’s equity market saw selective momentum in consumer and financial stocks, though broader index data remained unreported.
The Nairobi Securities Exchange saw muted activity this week with bond yields stable and equities lacking clear direction amid thin volumes.
The Nairobi Securities Exchange closed mixed on June 3, with financials leading gains while Safaricom dragged telecoms lower after recent rallies.
The Nairobi Securities Exchange ended the session with modest gains in financials offset by a pullback in telecoms and select blue chips.
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The Nairobi Securities Exchange slipped 0.4% as Safaricom dragged the NASI to 189.23. Turnover surged 28% to KES 2.1 billion amid mixed sector performance.
The NSE All Share Index climbed 0.45% as Safaricom led gains while KCB and Equity Group weighed on blue chips. Turnover surged 18% to KES 2.1 billion amid mixed sector performance.
The Nairobi Securities Exchange maintained active participation with KES 1.11 billion turnover as consumer-facing stocks posted sharp gains while banking heavyweights grapple with rising NPLs and funding cost pressures.
The Nairobi Securities Exchange closed with sharp dispersion as Unga and Uchumi surged nearly 10% each on active trade, while Eveready and Nairobi Business Ventures dragged on thin liquidity.
Kenyan equities closed mixed with strong stock-level dispersion; UNGA led gainers at +9.75% while EVRD lagged at -5.04%.
The Nairobi All-Share Index closed the week higher, driven by renewed investor interest in KCB, Equity, and Co-operative Bank. Here's what moved the market.