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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.