The average daily equity turnover at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) fell sharply to touch lowest level in four years in October as investors pumped the available cash into the fixed-income market.

Kenyan companies will be able to sell their shares in other countries without cross-listing after the issuance of regulations on Global Depository Receipts by the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) that have also opened the door for short selling.

Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) today raised over Kshs.5,800,000 in its second annual charity trading day bringing the Trading Day total amount over 2 years to Kshs. 13,077,138.85. NSE hosted nearly over 10 performers, actors, journalists and other cultural icons that acted as guest traders at the Exchange trading floor.

Kenya Airways (KQ) climbed to nearly a three-month high of Sh4.35 a share at the NSE Thursday after the airline indicated that it had halved its half-year loss for the six months to September 2016.