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The Kenyan equities market posted a mixed but active trading session, with the Nairobi All Share Index (NASI) inching up 0.1% to close at 187.34. Market activity strengthened significantly, with equity turnover rising by 40.5% to KES 849.03 million, driven mainly by heavy trading in Safaricom, which accounted for 35.8% of the day’s activity.
Despite the increased turnover, foreign investors remained net sellers, registering net outflows of KES 109.84 million, a substantial jump from the previous session.
Top Movers
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Top Gainer: Uchumi Supermarkets (+10.0%)
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Top Loser: ABSA Kenya (–6.4%)
The banking sector showed resilience with notable gains in Co-operative Bank (+9.5%), even as major lenders like KCB and Equity recorded slight declines.
In the manufacturing and allied sector, East African Breweries dipped by 2.1%, while Crown Paints continued its strong upward trend.
Bonds & Fixed Income
Bond turnover declined by 25.0% to KES 11.65 billion, with IFB1/2022/19Yr emerging as the most traded paper. Short-term treasury bill rates remained relatively stable.
Global Markets
U.S. markets were mixed as investors rotated out of tech stocks ahead of expected government-shutdown resolution updates.
Oil prices weakened significantly, with WTI Crude down 4.2%, driven by oversupply concerns.
Currencies
The Kenyan Shilling remained broadly stable against major global currencies, with mild movements across the board.
For more insights 13th November 2025- Market Rockers Report
