African Markets Review 09 20 18
- The Moroccan Bank, ATTIJARIWAFA BANK published its H1 2018 results showing:
- A 7.5% increase in Net Banking Income to MAD 11,293.9m;
- A 12.5% rise in the cost of risk to MAD 1,026.8m;
- And, an improvement of 6.3% in NIGS to MAD 2,796.9m.
- The Tunisian company, SIPHAT released its H1 2018 financial indicators showing a deficit of TND -7.73m against a loss of TND -7.76m a year earlier;
- In Egypt, the trade deficit reached USD 3.62bn in H1 2018, i.e. an increase of 44% y-o-y compared to H1 2017;
- Among the African markets, the BRVM stock market recorded the highest daily performance (+0.36%), while the Egyptian stock exchange recorded the lowest one (-3.79%).
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