A completey dire day in Gaborone.
Some nice foreign crossing in EABL (-1.9%, KES260.00) was about the only excitement on a very quiet day. The rest of the market was eerily quiet with just some mild trading going on in the likes of CFC Stanbic (unch, KES80.00) and Equity Bank (-60bps, KES39.75).
A relatively slow start to the week with some small activity in MCBG (58k shares) and NMH (486k shares) the only names worth mentioning.
As expected with a US holiday the Nigerian bourse was rather lethargic. The sell-off continued despite some buying interest returning – most of the sell-off is thanks to Dangcem which fell by 7.07% to N123.60. Banks fell by 1.64% which is some improvement compared to last week. Action was again heavily focused on GTB (+1.20%, N13.53) and Zenith (-4.66%, N9.00). Consumers fell by 3.77% although outside of a couple of crosses in Nestle (-5%, N703.05) the sector was quiet.
Please note that the index figure above is correct at the time of writing.
Absolutely nothing to report from Harare.
| Country | Notation | Currency | YTD % | 
| South Africa | ZAR | 16.82 | -8.06 | 
| Nigeria | NGN | 197.23 | +1.05 | 
| Kenya | KES | 102.40 | -0.10 | 
| Mauritius | MUR | 36.02 | -0.47 | 
| Botswana | BWP | 11.70 | -4.07 | 
| Tanzania | TZS | 2,180.30 | -1.42 | 
| Uganda | UGX | 3,475.00 | -2.96 | 
| Rwanda | RWF | 749.99 | -0.67 | 
| Ghana | GHS | 3.83 | -0.85 | 
| BRVM | XOF | 610.40 | +1.33 | 
| Egypt | EGP | 7.82 | +0.03 | 
| Morocco | MAD | 9.88 | +0.43 | 
| Tunisia | TND | 2.03 | +0.11 |