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Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange Weekly Report: April 25th – 29th 2016

April 30, 2016
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The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) closed on Friday April 29th 2016 with a total equity turnover of TZS593.56m from 48,290 shares traded in 17 deals, up by +21.48% from TZS488.59m the previous week (Friday 22nd April 2016). Total market capitalization was TZS22,414.65bn, up by +1.65% from TZS22,050.51bn. 

Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange All Share Index (DSEI)

The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange All Share Index (DSEI) closed at 2,559.31 points, up by +1.67% from 2,517.04 points. 

Tanzania Share Index (TSI)

The Tanzania Share Index (TSI) closed at 3,992.77 points, up by +1.48% from 3,934.28 points.

Industrial & Allied Index (IA)

The Industrial & Allied (IA) closed at 5,314.70 points, up by +0.98% from 5,262.63  points.

Banks, Finance & Investment Index (BI)

The Banks, Finance & Investment (BI) closed at 2,671.87 points, up  by +3.16% from 2,589.78 points.

Commercial Services Index (CS)

The Commercial Services (CS) closed at 3,727.22 points, down by +0.11% from 3,723.04 points.

FOREX

TZS/USD (BOT Mean Rate) = 2,178.90 (2,187.70 Friday 22nd April 2016)
TZS/KE (BOT Mean Rate) = 21.55  (21.63 Friday 22nd April 2016)
TZS/GBP (BOT Mean Rate) = 3,169.87  (3,156.85 Friday22nd April 2016)

DSE Share Prices: Friday 29th April 2016 dse-tanzania-stock-prices-29-april-2016

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