African Markets Review 10 23 19
In Morocco, the 2020 FBD foresees that a MAD 101.2bn and a MAD 6bn will be allocated respectively to investments for companies and public institutions and to finance young graduates' projects, according to the business press; In Tunisia, WIFAK INTER-ICF shows a 10.3% decrease in NBI to TND 15.33m at end September 2019; In Egypt, EUROCLEAR, Europe's largest securities settlement and clearing house signed an agreement with the country to make the domestic debt accessible to a wider range of foreign investors; Among the covered African Markets, Nairobi Securities Stock Exchange recorded the highest daily performance (+0.76%), whereas Tunisia Stock Exchange pointed the lowest one (-0.27%).
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