African Markets Review 02 16 2021
- In Morocco, MAGHREB OXYGENE published consolidated turnover up 3.34% to MAD 248.4m, and consolidated operating income down -14.97% to MAD 17.5m;
- In Tunisia, economy recorded an unprecedented decline (-8.8%) over the whole of 2020 compared to 2019, according to INS figures;
- In Egypt, the Japanese Government is set to provide a JPY 25bn loan (about USD240m) to Egypt as part of the “Development Policy Loan for Power Sector Reform”;
- overall mixed performances across the covered African markets with the Nairobi The Nairobi Securities Exchange gaining +1.08% whereas the Mauritius Stock Exchange posted the worst one (-1.33%).
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