Dar Es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) Weekly Market Report: 1st to 5th June 2015

During Week 5 of 2026 (January 26th – 30th), the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) marked a significant milestone with the listing of its second Exchange Traded Fund, the iTrust East African Community Large Cap Exchange Traded Fund (IEACLC-ETF), on January 28th. While the new listing boosted ETF market capitalisation by +342%, the equities market experienced a sharp correction following the previous month's rallies. MBP and MKCB saw massive sell-offs, dropping -36.18% and -24.75% respectively. Despite the broader market dip, NMB surged +8.79%, helping lift the Banks, Finance & Investment Index.

The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange has listed its second Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) following a 540% oversubscription during the Initial Public Offering. The IEACLC-ETF provides exposure to large-cap equities across East African markets through a locally listed product.

During Week 4 of 2026, the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) witnessed an unprecedented frenzy of trading activity, with Equity Turnover skyrocketing by +173.61% to TZS 82.85 billion. The market's bullish momentum accelerated further, driven by the Banks, Finance & Investment (BI) Index, which surged +13.59%, and the Commercial Services (CS) Index, which rose +11.84%. AFRIPRISE emerged as the top gainer with a massive +69.79% leap, while MBP continued its extraordinary rally for a third consecutive week, appreciating by another +60.85%.

During Week 3 of 2026, the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) sustained its strong momentum, recording growth across all benchmarks despite a shortened trading schedule due to Zanzibar Revolution Day. The Commercial Services (CS) Index delivered a market-leading increase of +16.71%, while MBP extended the market's streak of exceptional returns with a +52.42% gain. Investors remained active, driving Equity Turnover up by +47.99% to TZS 30.28 billion and pushing Total Market Capitalisation to TZS 26.46 trillion.