The Kenyan equities market closed the day lower, with the Nairobi All-Share Index (NASI) slipping by 0.3% as bearish momentum dominated the session. Market turnover fell sharply by 28.5% to KES 598.13 million, while foreign investors recorded net outflows of KES 37.86 million, reversing the previous session’s inflows.
KCB Group led market activity accounting for over half of the day’s equity turnover despite a slight price decline. Uchumi Supermarkets topped the gainers’ chart with a 10% surge, while Crown Paints led the day’s losers with a 7.4% drop.
Global markets were broadly positive, buoyed by softer U.S. inflation data which boosted expectations of an upcoming Federal Reserve rate cut. In commodities, oil prices continued climbing amid renewed geopolitical tensions involving Russia and Ukraine.
In the fixed-income market, bond turnover declined by 32.7%, with IFB1/2022/19Yr emerging as the most actively traded paper. Exchange rates remained stable with minor changes across major global currencies.
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