African Markets Review 08 12 2020
- In Morocco, OCP launched the construction of a new factory in Jorf Lasfar to allow the doubling of the production capacity of its subsidiary EMAPHOS;
- In Tunisia, CARTHAGE CEMENT announced a net loss of TND 51m in 2019;
- The volume of petrol imported into Nigeria in May plummeted by 72.6%, according to the business press;
- The Government of Ghana will today start the process for the issuance of seven-year treasury bonds with the opening of the book-build, according to the business press;
- Decrease of Gold and Silver prices by -5.66% and -10.98% respectively;
- Among the covered African markets, BRVM recorded the best daily performance (+0.92%) while the Egyptian Stock Exchange posted the worst variation (-2.98%).
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