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Bond Market Diary (20th to 24th July 2020)

Elizabeth Monga by Elizabeth Monga
July 25, 2020
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In week four of July 2020 bond trading, bonds of total face value of K55,068,000 were transacted in 40 trades, yielding a market value sales of K34,533,770. Four days recorded trades of which Mondays’ bond trading was the best performing for the week. Week one remains the best performing week of the month of July.

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Monday 20th

Bonds of total face value of K26,894,000 were transacted in 16 trades, resulting in a market value sales of K16,916,680.

Tuesday 21st ]

There were no trades recorded today.

Wednesday 22nd

Bonds of total face value of K8,986,000 were transacted in 9 trades, resulting in a market value sales of K6,204,170.

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Thursday 23rd

Bonds of total face value of K1,071,000 were transacted in 3 trades, resulting in a market value sales of K849,000.

Friday 24th

Bonds of total face value of K18,117,000 were transacted in 12 trades, resulting in a market value sales of K10,563,920.

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During the week, bonds of total face value of K55,068,000 were transacted in 40 trades, yielding a market value sales of K34,533,770.

Week four has recorded the highest score this month for the equities market.

 

 

 

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