Yara El-Genainy – Data from the Egyptian Exchange regarding investor categories in the secondary market for government debt instruments, treasury bills and bonds, as of 3:30 PM, revealed that foreign and Arab investors recorded total net sales of approximately $245.4 million during today's trading sessions, compared to net sales of approximately $505.35 million during yesterday's trading sessions as of 4:00 PM.
Regarding treasury bills, foreign investors recorded net sales amounting to $438.82 million, with their sales reaching approximately $779.65 million and purchases recording approximately $340.83 million.
Conversely, Arab investors recorded net purchases of approximately $233.91 million, resulting from purchases amounting to approximately $574.02 million and sales amounting to approximately $340.10 million.
Accordingly, the total net transactions of foreign and Arab investors in the secondary market for treasury bills amounted to approximately $204.9 million in net sales.
At the level of treasury bonds, foreign investors recorded net sales valued at $40.53 million, resulting from sales amounting to approximately $60.45 million and purchases amounting to approximately $19.92 million, while Arab investors did not record any transactions in bonds.
