Cairo — Egyptian equities slipped on Monday after opening the week higher, as investors locked in gains while foreign buying remained positive and the launch of single-stock futures added a new layer to Egypt’s developing capital markets. The benchmark EGX30 fell 0.18% to 52,585.72 points, after rising on Sunday. The EGX33 Shariah Index declined 0.10% [...] The post EGX Eases as Foreign Buyers Stay Active and Futures Trading Begins appeared first on The Middle East Observer .
