The week of January 12 was marked by a significant rebound in transactions on the Regional Stock Exchange (BRVM).
Thus, the total value of transactions recorded over the week is 16,81 billion FCFA for 1 897 356 shares exchanged against 1,50 billion FCFA for 638 393 securities processed last week.
Negotiations focused on 51 Securities, including 42 on the stock market and 9 on the debt market.
The market capitalization of the stock market was 6 513,33 billion FCFA against 6 574,99 billion FCFA last week. That of the bond market amounts to 2 964,97 billion FCFA against 2 965,71 billion FCFA previously.
In terms of the largest increase of the week CFAO CI finished the week at 620 FCFA up 39,33%. The biggest fall of the week is recorded by the title SUCRIVOIRE CI with a fall of 12,86% to 2 585 FCFA.
Leader of the Ivorian market with 40% of market share, the dealer benefits from the upturn in new car sales, up 9% in 2017 and the recent age limitation of imported vehicles in Ivory Coast.
Over the week, the BRVM 10 index has gone from 211,82 to 210,65 points, a decline of 0,55%. The BRVM Composite index, for its part, sold 0,94% to 231,58 points against 233,77 points previously.
The BRVM – Distribution index records the best weekly performance. It showed up at 325,36 up 1,12% from last week. The BRVM – Other Sectors index recorded the biggest drop of the week with a change of -5,56% to 209,76 points.
