The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) is the worst performing market globally year-to-date according to Bloomberg, with risk-averse investors shunning stocks for safe-haven government debt.
🇰🇪 Nairobi Securities Exchange
156.58 +3.15 (+2.05%)NSE ALL SHARE INDEX | As of 01-Jul-2025
| 1M | 3M | YTD | 1Y | 2Y |
| +16.67% | +18.99% | +26.81% | +42.84% | +46.34% |
| Value Traded (Mln KES) 329.25 | Volume 19,693,200 |
| Transactions - | Market Cap. (Bln KES) 2,311.57 |
01-Jul-2025
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- Charles Mwaniki | Business Daily Africa
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Some nine stocks at the NSE are trading at multi-year lows in the current bear market, offering investors an attractive entry point and higher dividend yields.
International Finance Corporation (IFC) a member of the World Bank Group has announced plans to acquire a 10.37 percent stake in diversified financial services group Britam for Sh3.5 billion.
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Kenya's Nairobi Securities Exchange expects its first exchange traded fund (ETF) to be approved by the regulator this year and trading to start soon after.
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