Egyptian Stocks Post Biggest Monthly Loss as Bonds Gain

Egyptian stock market indices ended September lower across the board, with selling pressure weighing on the main benchmarks as debt instruments recorded gains.
The monthly decline highlighted a difficult period for equities, with losses extending across the market rather than being confined to a single index.
The EGX70 EWI was among the indices that fell during the month. The available summary did not specify the size of its decline or provide closing levels for the main benchmarks.
Bonds moved in the opposite direction, posting gains as stocks registered their biggest monthly loss. The figures supplied did not identify the period against which that loss was compared.
The contrasting performance left debt instruments ahead of equities for September, though the summary provided no detailed returns or explanation for the divergence.
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