EGX Ends Flat Week as Smaller Stocks Rise and Foreign Capital Favors Debt

Egyptian equities ended a volatile week almost exactly where they began, but the flat headline concealed a meaningful shift beneath the EGX30. Smaller stocks outperformed large caps, domestic investors remained the market’s principal liquidity base, and international capital continued to favor Egyptian sovereign yield over listed equities. The EGX30 fell 0.39% on Thursday to 56,280.17 […]

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