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Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange Report Week 19 of 2023

May 14, 2023
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During the week ending Friday 12th May 2023, the total market capitalization of shares listed at the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) has decreased by -2.58% to TZS 14.84 trillion from TZS 15.23 trillion on the week ending Friday 5th May 2023.

This decrease in market size was due to the price decline of EABL, KCB, SWISSPORT, JHL, CRDB, and NICOL.

During the week ending 12th May 2023, the domestic market capitalization decreased by 0.31% from TZS 10.91 trillion to TZS 10.88 trillion. This was due to the price decline of JATU, SWISSPORT, CRDB and NICOL shares.

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In the week ended May 12, 2023, the value of bonds listed on the DSE has increased by TZS 149 billion from TZS 18.37 trillion as of the week ended 05 May 2023 to reach TZS 18.22 trillion.

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