African Markets Review 05 06 19
- In Morocco, BCP obtained the market regulator visa concerning its share buyback program for a maximum of 9,112,733 shares (i.e. 5% stake) for a maximum purchase price of MAD 351 and a minimum sale price of MAD 189;
- In Tunisia, inflation fell from 7.1% in March to 6.9% in April, according to the INS;
- In Kenya, the World Bank will provide USD 250m to improve access to affordable housing in the Country;
- Among the covered African markets, the Tanzanian Stock Exchange recorded the highest daily performance (+2.24%) whereas the Egyptian Stock Exchange closed the ranking (-2.48%).
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