African Markets Review 02 20 19
- In Morocco, export sales of cement have decreased by 21.3% to 1.6 MT in 2018 for revenues down by 13.9% to MAD 635m, i.e. a unit price up by 9.5% to 396.5 MAD / T;
- The Central Bank of Tunisia raises its key interest rate by 100 basis points to 7.75%;
- In Egypt, the Government has issued USD 5bn Eurobonds denominated in Dollar, with a deadline for receipt of offers from international investors on Tuesday, February 19th;
- Six out of the covered African markets recorded a downward trend during the last session, with the lowest daily performance in the Nairobi Securities Exchange (-0.80%) while the Nigerian Stock Exchange closed on an upward trend with the highest daily performance (+0.71%).
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