African Markets Review 05 31 18
- In Morocco, forecasts by United Nations of a 4.1% GDP increase in 2018;
- The Tunisian Company SOCIÉTÉ TUNISIENNE D’EQUIPEMENT (STEQ) failed to recover last year with a net deficit of TND 415k;
- The Egyptian foreign debts reached around USD 82.9bn for the period ending December 2017;
- Among the African markets, the Tunisian Stock Exchange recorded the highest daily performance (+0.68%) while the Egyptian Stock Exchange recorded the lowest one (-2.06%).
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