Yara El-Genainy – Data from the Egyptian Exchange (EGX) regarding investor categories in the secondary market for government debt instruments, namely treasury bills and bonds, as of 4:00 PM, indicated that foreign and Arab investors recorded a total net sell of approximately USD 505.35 million during today's trading sessions, compared to a net buy of approximately USD 77.3 thousand during yesterday's trading sessions.
Regarding treasury bills, foreign investors recorded a net sell of USD 505.22 million, with their sales amounting to approximately USD 580.18 million and purchases recording approximately USD 74.96 million.
Furthermore, Arab investors recorded a net sell of approximately USD 131.3 thousand, resulting from sales amounting to approximately USD 52.41 million and purchases amounting to approximately USD 52.28 million.
Consequently, the total net transactions of foreign and Arab investors in the secondary market for treasury bills reached approximately USD 505.35 million in net sales.
At the level of treasury bonds, foreign investors recorded balanced transactions, as the value of sales and purchases amounted to USD 753.8 thousand for each, with no net transactions recorded, while Arab investors did not record any transactions on the bonds.
