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    East Africa Market Updates

    The Kenyan
    By The Kenyan Wall Street
    - November 17, 2015
    - November 17, 2015
    Kenya Business news

    November 16, 2015

    Uganda Securities Exchange

    USE All Share Index was up by 14.26 points from the previous session to close at 1,790.27 points.

    Top Gainers

    CounterPreviousCurrent% Change
    UCHM272.88284.384.21
    CENT1,415.571,473.594.10
    JHL14,837.8515,166.802.22

    There were no losers in the USE market.

    November 16, 2015

    DAR ES SALAAM STOCK EXCHANGE

    DSE recorded a total turnover of TZS 50.94 million from 38,391 shares traded in 39 deals this was down compared to the previous session which recorded a turnover of TZS 82.43 million from 85,077 shares traded in 58 deals. Shares were transacted by Local Investors. Total Market Capitalization was TZS 20,337.39 billion. All Share Index (DSEI) was down by 71.98 points to 2,322.52 points from October 21 2015.

    CounterShares TradedPrice (TZS)Deals
    CRDB24,42041523
    DCB9,9375703
    NMB1,1482,8806
    TBL2,00015,0002
    TCL102,7901
    TOL3707601
    TPCC5063,0003

    Ethiopian Commodity Exchange

    The Ethiopia Commodity Exchange (ECX) has launched a national traceability system that will make it possible for international buyers to track the footprint of Ethiopian coffee in granular detail.

    The new electronic tagging system worth $4.5 million powered by IBM and Frequenz IRIS technology encompass over five million smallholder farmers engaged in producing multiple commodities traded at the ECX.

    The system is expected to increase exports of high-quality Ethiopian coffee world-wide and enhance market access for specialty coffee from Ethiopia.

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