African Markets Review 03 28 19
- In Morocco, TOTAL MAROC published its 2018 financial statements showing a 25.9% increase in consolidated turnover to MAD 12,480.4m, a 27.3% drop in the OI to MAD 945.8m and a 24.3% decrease in NIGS to MAD 781.8m;
- In Tunisia, CIL announced a stable consolidated NI of TND 11.98m and its decision to propose to the 04/30/2019 AGM the distribution of a TND 0.9 DPS;
- Cote d’Ivoire is expected to record a budget deficit of about 3% of GDP from 2019 onwards, according to the IMF;
- In this third weekly session, almost all African markets closed on a negative note with Nigeria Stock Exchange’s daily performance being the lowest one (-0.79%), except for Mauritius and Casablanca Stock Exchanges that closed in near-stagnation with respectively +0.06% and +0.08%.
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