STOCKS

The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) posted a decrease of 92.65% to KSh 191.33 million from KSh2.06 billion recorded this Thursday.

Market analysts are projecting a depressed equities markets going into 2023 driven by rising inflation and flight by foreign investors flight.

There are currently 66 companies listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange in the capital, Nairobi. That makes it one of the largest on the continent.

"The market is trading at a price-to-earnings ratio of less than 10x. This presents a unique opportunity for investors to buy listed securities at attractive prices and enjoy capital gains when the market rebounds," Kittony stated in an interview...

Stocks prices have been going down over the last three months since the onset of wár in Eastern Europe, which has halted supply of...

Ethiopia’s Ministry of Finance, the Ethiopian Investment Holdings and FSD Africa have signed a cooperation agreement to establish the Ethiopian Securities Exchange (ESX). Once established, the...

The global broker of choice HotForex is entering a new era with a new name, HFM, that more accurately reflects the diverse trading environment...

The ongoing Russía-Ukraine wár has sparked high volatility in the equities market especially in European and Asian markets, which has had a ripple effect...

The Absa New Gold Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) has recorded an all-time high turnover of Ksh91.7 million on a volume of 44,000 units. The overall...

The Safaricom board approved the payment of an interim dividend of Ksh0.64 per ordinary share held amounting to Ksh25.64 Billion, for the year ending March 31, 2022.